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25.01.2022 Something special happened this week in the Mulga Lands. South Western Yellow-footed rock-wallabies were taken off the Threatened Species list a couple of months ago. Releases have been made and all are doing well. The very last from the breeding program in Charleville was released this week. Now you have to pull on your boots as the best national parks to view them in are Mariala and Hell Hole Gorge. Go you little beauties! #experiencecharleville #outbackqueensland #threatened #qldnationalparks

25.01.2022 Congratulations Julie R. for winning the August Bluedog/Iconic Print and Framing Photo Challange for 'motion blur'. #photographychallenge #learningphotography

25.01.2022 It’s New Years Eve - how are you spending sending of 2020? What’s been a high for you in this tumultuous year?

24.01.2022 Like a bit of macro? Add this, like we have done, to our list of must dos:) https://www.australiangeographic.com.au//the-head-stacki/

22.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: Blue Marble is an image of Earth taken on December 7, 1972, from a distance of about 29,000 kilometres (18,000 miles) from the planet's surface. It was taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 spacecraft on its way to the Moon and is one of the most reproduced images in history.

21.01.2022 Thank you Judi N. for sharing this image of the Maheno on Fraser Island. She is becoming worn and weathered. Built in 1905, the SS Maheno was one of the first turbine-driven steamers and has become not only a famous shipwreck on Fraser Island but also a landmark on 75 Mile Beach.

20.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: The first known aerial photograph was taken in 1858 by French photographer and balloonist, Gaspar Felix Tournachon, known as "Nadar". In 1855 he had patented the idea of using aerial photographs in mapmaking and surveying, but it took him 3 years of experimenting before he successfully produced the very first aerial photograph. It wasof ther French Village Petit-Becetre taken from a tethered hot-air balloon, 80 meters above the ground. Unfotunatly the image no longer exists, however what a feat!

19.01.2022 Apparently: published on Nikon Japan a few weeks ago, a notice in English has finally been added announcing that the company will no longer provide international warranties for Nikkor lenses and accessories.

19.01.2022 Did you know? It's only 104 days to Christmas In a blink of an eye it will be here!

18.01.2022 It's World Tourism Day! If you could travel what would be your dream location? Image by Marianne Purdie

14.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: The First Photo of a person was accidental - apparently. Look to the far left and there is a person it is thought, getting their shoes cleaned, which is why they stayed still long enough for his photograph to be taken.

14.01.2022 Another great catch up with our Bluedog subscribers today and out of the blue we got into war photography. Could you add anyone to this list? https://expertphotography.com/war-photographers/

08.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: This image sold for a whopping $4,338,500 (about $6.84 million today). Its an image by Andreas Gursky taken in 1999. Gursky digitally removed pedestrians and a factory from the photo, then made a 73 by 143-inch print and mounted it on acrylic glass before framing it. It shows the Lower Rhine .....

08.01.2022 The wildflowers are blooming in @outbackqueensland. This little posy was collected from the Charleville Botanic Reserve #experincecharleville

07.01.2022 Friday Photo Fact: Potassium Chloride and Aluminum made the Fiest flashes. One of the most dangerous photography facts is about flashes. Photographers mixed potassium chloride and aluminium. This mixture would create a bright light when introduced to a spark.... These connections often led to violent explosions if they were not properly mixed. If you have a Speedlite, you have it easy.

05.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: British scientist Sir John Herschel first coined the term ‘photography’ in 1839.

04.01.2022 Look up tonight at 7.03pm as the Space X Starlink satellite group will be zapping across the sky - it's like a little line of dots. I saw it last night and it's really amazing. While this chart set for the Gold Coast it should be ok for most of the country. It will be starting at the horizon and moving towards the Southern Cross.

04.01.2022 Check out this beautiful metallic- blue scarab beetle we found today. What’s your favourite insect to photograph? #experiencecharleville #thisisqueensland #outbackqueensland #holidayherethisyear

03.01.2022 John B, received a highly commened for his image in the August Bluedog/Iconic Print and Framing monthly challange with this image. WD John.

03.01.2022 Who is about to follow the AFL grand final? Or are you are lucky enough to be there?

03.01.2022 Look up tomorrow night and you may spot the International Space Station as it makes an appearance. Best time for viewing is from 6.45pm but it won’t be visible for long as the reflection from the sun fades. It’s moving fast so use a fast shutter speed to freeze it.

02.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: The First Handheld Digital Camera was invented in 1975.

02.01.2022 Cool cat: We love these stories of how photography enriches our lives. By Bluedog Subscriber David T. 'I was walking the streets of Bangalow in northern NSW and spotted this amazing character wearing a bright red suit and furiously writing poetry. I was too shy to say hello but took a photograph with my little Fuji camera. I was pleased with the result and actually printed the photo and handed it to him on the next trip and thanked him for the opportunity.'

02.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful Dads!Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful Dads!

02.01.2022 Tamron designs 18-500mm mega-zoom all the lenses you need, in one! https://www.digitalcameraworld.com//tamron-designs-18-500m

02.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: The 900-Pound Camera that only took one photo! This insane camera was part of a publicity stunt in 1900 by the Chicago & Alton Railway to photograph the Alton Limited locomotive. The 900 lbs. camera traveled six miles by rail car, then was carried a quarter-mile into a field by 15 men. Photographer George Lawrence (famous for his post-1906 earthquake photo of San Francisco) then took the only exposure the camera ever made on an insane 8 x 4.5 ft. glass negative (the same as the track gauge). It might seem like a crazy stunt, but it was actually considered a successful PR move, even though it cost $5,000 (about $161,000 today). Three prints were sent to the 1900 Paris Exposition, where they won the grand prize for photographic excellence.

02.01.2022 Coming up this Saturday at Wellington Point! Photo Walk: Get to know your camera better Wellington Point 12.45pm Practical Portraiture Shoot Wellington Point 3:15 pm... For more info or to book a place please email [email protected] See more

01.01.2022 A Christmas t in a pohutukawa tree to wish everyone Meri Kirihimete! Thanks Lynne B. For sending this in from the wonderful Wellington in #newzealand

01.01.2022 Friday Fast Photo Fact: Anna Atkins may have created the first photo book. Atkins, a British botanist, learned early photographic processes from Henry Fox Talbot. She is also one of history’s first female photographers. Atkins made a visual documentation of botanical specimens using the Cyanotype process. She then compiled her cyanotypes into the 1843 publication of Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions. Atkins produced three volumes of Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions between 1843 and 1853. Today, only 17 copies of the book are known to exist.