Danielle Lancaster finds Fiji
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By Danielle Lancaster No matter what you want to call them: toadstools, mushroom or fungi, this is one subject I love to photograph. Here’s a few tips: Know the season for different species in the area you live in or are visiting. For instance, I live on […]
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Guest blog by Breanne Hetherington The last years of apartheid were a bloody time in South Africa’s history. Large numbers of seemingly random and gruesome murders were occurring on a daily basis. While people were lead to believe that this was due to rivalry between the African […]
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In Australia, August marks our recognised National Family History Month. Does one have a ghost in the cupboard, a tale to tell such as a fraud, murder of excommunication? A hair do, dress sense or social outing photograph that records that time and moment? Or are we […]
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An exhibition of images by Danielle Lancaster 12-25th May 2014 Opening 14th May 6.00pm The rule of the deadly Khmer Rouge almost obliterated Cambodia’s religious and educational structures. Healing Cambodia, by Danielle Lancaster, follows the role of the Don Chee – white-robed […]
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Win a Fraser Island Holiday! Includes accommodation at Kingfisher Bay Resort and a signed copy of 4WD Treks Close to Brisbane
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