What happens when your life-long hobby becomes your profession? For photographer Richard Sidey, he began to lose the spark for his once beloved hobby. He shares how through clear purpose, technology and a few easy to follow steps, he found a way to rekindle his love of adventure photography.
Confronted by the dramatic environmental changes occurring in New Zealand, FMC Vice-President Neil Silverwood explores how photography can be utilised as a powerful tool for advocacy.
Accompanied by his two sons, Ed and Will, Peter Laurenson capitalises on the school holidays to expend some of their teenage energy by climbing the Tararua Peaks.
The last thing you want to worry about when you’re lugging yourself and a heavy pack around the mountains is a wildly dangling camera. Anthony Behrens may have found a solution.
Sally Stockdale explains why her club began running a photo competition again.
Roaming over passes and camping beneath the stars from Falls Creek to Hut Creek
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