Tarina was a fabulous host. She herded the 'cats' with grace and finesse. Tarina was attentive to us all, and as soon as we asked for help she was there. I would highly recommend this photoshoot with her.

5/5

Natalie

2026-06-15

It was good to compare and observe how others approach taking photos, and the concentration on the environment you are presented with to see how differing methods work for the same shot

5/5

David

2026-06-15

Tarina provided the perfect balance between challenge (I loved that she threw us straight into Manual mode) and support (I learnt a huge amount without feeling overwhelmed with information). Thank you!

5/5

Robyn

2026-05-03

it was great to hear and meet others at various levels. Enjoyed the feedback from the others as to what/how they took street shots

5/5

rodney

2026-03-09

An excellent meet-up. I picked up a lot of good tips from Paul and thoroughly the morning too.

5/5

Robyn

2026-03-01

Paul was an excellent host - very knowledgeable and went above and beyond to assist us with subject choices, compositions and settings.

5/5

Ian

2026-03-01

Good event. Gave a reason to get into the city. Set up a process to share pics..be interested in other people's takes. Shorter intro. More specific info on camera set up. Run it again!!

4/5

Graham

2026-03-01

The host is professional and patiently checked in with each participant during the session.

5/5

Sharon

2026-02-17

Jaspreet suggested some changes to the methods I had been using. The reasons were well explained and added to my range of skills.

5/5

Barry

2026-02-17

Was very interesting. Learnt about birds movements. Light direction, the exposure triangle. Camera shooting stability.

5/5

Keanu

2026-02-16

Fantastic morning. Managed to get some great shots. Helps when you have someone that has unbelievable knowledge about birds and their behaviour and how to compose the photograph.

5/5

Terence

2025-12-01

Maybe evening would be better heading into sunset???

5/5

Graham

2025-11-23

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Auckland Photography Group

2026-06-21

Title or Location: St Johns Rd Auckland
This photograph captures a precision alignment of a waxing crescent moon perfectly balanced over the spire of the Sky TowerCamera: Sony a1iiLens: Sony FE 300mm GM f/2.8 Sony x1.4 teleconverterSetting: f/5.6 1/6 sec iso 400
Credit: Thum Promtrai
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Instagram: Thumpromtrai

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Auckland Photography Group

2026-06-11

Title or Location: Wynyard Quarter, Auckland
Taken on an early morning walk before the city wakes up and a breeze comes with it.
Credit: Helen Blair
Facebook: Helen Blair

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Auckland Photography Group

2026-06-10

Title or Location: Chelsea Estate North Shore
The quarter-hour after sunset when the harbour turns magenta, purple and blue. I?ve often stop here to look at the view. P&333hutukawa silhouettes anchor the Chelsea foreground. City, bridge and harbour activity in the background. Makes for a complex, but interesting set of layers.
Credit: Nigel Peek
Facebook: Nigel Peek
Instagram: @nigel.peek.photography

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Auckland Photography Group

2026-06-03

Title or Location: Rotorua Lakefront Boardwalk
A peaceful sunset scene over the lake, where two swans glide through shimmering golden reflections on the water, creating a calm and dreamy atmosphere that perfectly captures the beauty and serenity of the evening.
Credit: Cristine Nadal
Facebook: Cristine Nadal
Instagram: Adielsadventure

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Auckland Photography Group

2026-05-21

Title or Location: Taken from Upland Rd, Remuera Auckland
This photograph captures the iconic Sky Tower in Auckland, New Zealand framed against a striking sunset and a thin, waxing crescent moonCamera: Sony A1iiLens: Sony FE 300mm GM f/2.8Setting is f/7.1 1/4 sec iso 200
Credit: Thum Promtrai
Facebook: Thum Promtrai
Instagram: Thumpromtrai

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Auckland Photography Group

2026-05-20

Title or Location: Walkworth Satellite Station
It was a cool and foggy night as my mate Bryan and I arrived at the location. The moonphase was right, the sky was clear, and the Milky Way core was starting to become visible. We parked our car and did some set up shots and moved around to get the composition we wanted. I managed to get this shot as the fog had cleared a little and before the low cloud started rolling in. Its just an awesome feeling being out there in the dark doing night time photography
Credit: Shane King-Turner
Facebook: Shane's Shots Photography

Auckland Photography Group

2023-09-22

Detroit Photography Group

2026-06-23

Title or Location: Kensington metro park
Sunrise, fog, and silhouette. The scene was monochromatic before I converted to b&w.
Credit: Mark Michaels

Wollongong Photography Group

2026-05-12

Kansas City Photography Group

2026-06-23

Title or Location: Time Standing Still
I hadn't been to the Kansas City Crossroads in quite a few years. Looking around on the street corner I thought, "things have really changed." With a rumble, this old classic approached, And I realized not everything has.
Credit: Greg Mullinax
Facebook: greg.mullinax.3
Instagram: gregmullinaxphoto

Wollongong Photography Group

2026-05-12

Darwin Photography Group

2026-06-23

Title or Location: Pandanus on Litchfield, Batchelor, NT
I was over the moon from the start of shooting this shot to the final edit.It was my first time when I finally learned how to use a tracker after owning the tracker for one year. I was stunned after seeing those images. Never had a chance to shoot that long exposure, but found it was absolutely worth it.I was with my partner and friends at Pandanus on Litchfield, and definitely was thinking of shooting in a conventional style. So, I definitely wasn?t prepared. Also, the moon was going to
Credit: Prashan Basnet
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Instagram: @prashan_basnet

Wollongong Photography Group

2026-05-12

Scranton Photography Group

2026-06-21

Title or Location: Near Goukdsboro, PA
Originally showed up at Gouldsboro State Park at sunrise to get a backlit, misty shot of the island but when I got there, NO mist, and enough boats on the lake to walk across!Quickly decided to take a backroad to another favorite spot nearby, and slammed on the brakes as I was driving over a small bridge when I looked to the right and saw THIS scene. Finding it was sheer luck, but as always, just getting out there at first light is half the battle. Made this one standing right on the bridge.
Credit: Brian Davies

Wollongong Photography Group

2026-05-12