Hey Folks

In the coming months we will be running the first of our photographic day courses here on the Gold Coast and are currently taking expressions of interest. If you or any of your friends or family are interested in learning how to get the most out of your camera please send us an email to contact@darrentierney.com with your name and contact details and we will get back to you with all the relevant information.

Cheers

Darren Tierney

Going back to my last blog post I decided to head out and take some more pics of a similar nature but this time I wanted something that would stand out a little more than the previous post. The surf has been on fire all week and I have been taking advantage of it especially with the very light winds of a morning.

Cheers and I hope you like this one, its one of my favorites.

Darren Tierney

Okay so I am trying something a little different at the moment. Early this week I picked up the Aqua Tech DC-5 housing for the Canon 5D Mark 2 and after a quick camera-less test in the pool to make sure the housing was water tight I jumped in the surf and had a bit of a play underwater. I am still testing different settings to see what works and what doesn’t but I have managed to snap this shot off whilst learning the ropes. I think I might have to start planning a trip to Fiji this thing would be epic over there.

Cheers

Darren Tierney

Hey folks

I stumbled across this blog just yesterday but im sure that a few of you are familiar with his work and there are probably some of you who aren’t, either way this is a great video to watch.

The clip is an in depth look at photographer Chase Jarvis’ workflow and looks at backing up and keeping files both raw and edited safe in the case of fire, theft, alien attack and anything else that could happen to those ever so valuable files.

This was pretty informative for me and was a great watch so I hope you like it.

View Chase Jarvis’ blog here

Cheers

Darren Tierney