A couple of reasons for the naming of this one. The clouds in the sky kind of look like a phoenix to me...and I took this shot years ago so it kind of has been reborn from the ashes of an old hard drive.

Shin deep in cold southern ocean water with warm sunset light basking the rock hard scales of the sleeping Dragons Head. And some details... Intro Post Website kieranstone.com Instagram @kieranstoneau

There are lots of different ways to try and get peoples attention on Instagram, most of the time it needs to be captured within a fraction of a second. So how would I maximise the chances of people not

Some of you may not know this, but I was a biomedical scientist for 10 years. This has made me look at cities like living organisms. Roads and highways representing veins and arteries, telecommunication

Hiking views in Andringitra National Park, Madagascar. I was so sick when doing this hike. I thought it was just the heat and lack of sleep combined with a very steep hike. Turns out it was probably a

Some of the interesting granite shapes at Dog Rocks outside of Geelong. This was a short exposure but I used a bit of my fake long exposure technique, which you can learn how to do here: Oh wow ok that

A break from my usual vibrant long exposures with calm morning forest scene. A way to start or end your week on this cold Melbourne evening. I do enjoy my grand scenes of open expansive landscapes. But

The back of Camel Rock doesn't look like a camel. I don't think I've seen many photos from the vantage point of where it does look like a camel. As the enter the beach you can see the Camel shape but the

I really like the colour palette of this image. Something about the greens and the reds and the blue of the water that I just enjoy. A sunset from the 12 Apostles. Going through old photos as I tend to

Dale Sharpe of DK photography has died in a tragic road accident in the USA while photographing storms. The announcement on his Facebook and Instagram page reads: "It’s with the deepest regret that

When I looked on a map I thought this might be an interesting location in Melbourne to get some car trails entering the Citylink tunnel. I don't mind how the image turned out but it's definitely not what

There's this nice bridge that crosses the Yarra river with a distant view of the city. A pleasant winter evening and a peaceful location make for a soothing session of photography. Then the rugby match

Here are some extra shots around my previous post and long exposure shot. Here is the location with the lighthouse on the left and the spine leading into the sea to the right. The walk down isn't so bad

I love discovering new places near Melbourne that I never knew existed, it's such a rarity. I stumbled upon this place on Google maps when scouting for somewhere to shoot, I was so surprised I hadn't seen

Madagascar is a world of it's own. The people, the landscapes, the wildlife. All amazing in their own special way. Sunsets are sunsets no matter where you are in the world, but when you have a beautiful

As the title suggests, when I travel for photography and come back I end up sharing only a handful of photos. I tend to pick my favourite (if any) from each location and then do quick edits to share on

Night descends on the institutions of old answers, and with it we look to the stars for our new future. It's amazing to be living in a time between the end of easy answers and the search for real answers

A magical evening and sunset at the top of the Prom, Mt Oberon. Don't let the warmth of the photo fool you though, it gets cold and windy up here, but the views are amazing. My feet were still sore and

Sunset at Little Waterloo. I've seen a few of these giant split granite rocks. Like a giant egg that has cracked on the rocks below. If anyone knows how this happens I'd love to hear it. I know water can

Take a short drive back from Tidal River and you'll reach Darby River. There is a beach there as well as the walk to Fairy Cove and Tongue point. Not too far up the trail and you'll be rewarded with this