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complete with detachable 50mm lens, a couple of rolls of Kodak black and white film and headed off into the big wide world and took lots and lots of boring, predictable and badly exposed pictures-to see more click-photographer New Zealand.

Well, to be fair they weren't so bad, it was just that they were like everyone elses, you know, sun behind you, people standing up straight, arms at their side, boring, boring, boring.As a professional photographer It wasn't long before I was searching for more challenging photo opportunities. For more information go to: NZ Photographer click here

Working in extreme conditions tests your skills and equipment to the very limit, but the pictures that result always repay this effort a thousand times over. It is also an area of photography that encompasses all manner of subjects, from landscapes, architecture and still life to portraiture, action and nature, while the vast range of techniques that can be applied to these subjects offers endless creative potential. NZ Photographer click here

Today, fully automatic computerised camera bodys, fast state of the art lenses, auto focus, dozens of unique films to fit every occasion and all manner of flash units, filters and gadgets have made creative photography easily accessable to the masses but for the real deal, the one that is in pursuit of that one in a million shot, the one action you must do is take the camera off automatic and set it to manual. Then and only then will the creative possibilities attainable in photography be fully realised and exploited to it's full extent. Such creativity is to me like rain is to the desert. Check it all out on NZ Photographer