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Adventure Photography
If you're a family, a group of friends, or anyone who likes getting out and exploring, adventure photography sessions might be just for you.
Let me join you while you explore, and I will capture the memories that might otherwise be missed or forgotten.
How did the adventure start?
I've been hiking for many years, and I've really enjoyed sharing my love of exploring with my family.
Something I've learned when hiking with a young family is that kids are adventurous and inquisitive little explorers. When exploring with the family, we're often concentrating on helping them get to the next tree they need to look up, the next rock they need to inspect, or the next bug they need to chase. We're busy making sure everyone gets through the journey before the sun disappears and hopefully uninjured. More often than not we don't get a chance to capture those in between moments, the journey.
I started Adventure Photography to give you the chance to focus on time spent with family, and still capture the journey, as well as moments that would normally be missed.
How does it work?
It's very simple.
We arrange a date that you would like to have your adventure. You choose the location and the time.
I will meet you there. You begin your adventure, travel at your own pace, and I'll follow along.
Have fun and enjoy the day.
I'll be there to capture the special moments along the way.
The Adventure Package
$200 for 2 Hours + $20 per/30 minutes additional time
Travel distance of up to 100km one way (200km return) from Jimboomba is included + $1 per/km for additional distance
10 Images Included + Extra Images for $10ea
2 Hours is enough time for most basic trails in South East Queensland. For longer trails contact me and we can organise a custom package.
100km travel, will get me to most national parks and trails south of Brisbane, and some to the North.
Some of these parks include, Lamington, Springbrook, Main Range, Spring Mountain, and Mount Glorious.
The finer details
It is up to you to select a location that is suitable for all participants abilities.
Know your group, everyone's skills are different, find a location suited to your least experienced member.
Research your location, know your route, and pack suitable supplies.
This is your journey, I'm here to capture your experience. I'm happy to help if needed, but I am not a tour guide.
I reserve the right to cancel the session at any time if I consider any behavior or situation to be unsafe to myself or anyone involved.
Helpful Information
The QLD government parks and forest website is a great place to find and research hundreds of great trails to explore.
The QLD government parks and forest website also gives up to date information about park restrictions and closures, it's a good idea to always check it before you travel, just in case.
A user-supplied list of bushwalking and hiking tracks in Australia . It's great for getting first hand accounts from people about trails. Information doesn't come from any official source, so best used to give a general idea about a location.
It's essential to check the weather forecast before going on any outdoor adventure.
Australian walking track grades
Tracks are classified according to the Australian Walking Track Grading System which is based on Australian Standards. Please note that while each track is classified according to its most difficult section, other sections may be of an easier level.
Grade 1 walking track
Flat, even surface with no steps. Clearly sign-posted.
Suitable for wheelchairs with assistance.
Grade 2 walking track
Formed track. May have gentle hills and some steps.
All junctions sign-posted and may include interpretive signs.
No previous bushwalking experience required.
Grade 3 walking track
Formed track. May have short steep hill sections, a rough surface and many steps.
Reasonable level of fitness required and some bushwalking experience recommended.
Grade 4 walking track
Rough track. May be long and very steep with few directional signs.
May be overgrown, expect hazards such as fallen trees and slippery rocks.
Moderate fitness level with previous experience and ankle-supporting footwear is strongly recommended.
Grade 5 walking track
Unformed track. Very rough and steep.
No signs or markers provided, except where necessary to reduce environmental damage.
High level of fitness, extensive bushwalking experience, first-aid skills, good navigational skills, ankle-supporting footwear, relevant topographic maps and compass are essential.
To see more Adventure Photography pictures check out the Adventure Gallery.
To see more pictures of places I have explored have a look at my Landscape Gallery.
Springbrook National Park
Mt Barney National Park
Mt Barney National Park
Lamington National Park
FAQ
Q. Where will you travel to?
A. Up to 100kms (200km return) of travelling distance is included. I charge an additional $1 per/km for any extra distance needed.100km will cover most national parks south of Brisbane, and some to the North. Some of these parks include, Lamington, Springbrook, Main Range, Spring Mountain, and Mount Glorious.
Q. How long will you be with us?
A. As long as you need. 2 Hours of adventure time is included in your package and I charge an additional $20 per/30 minutes after that. 2 Hours will cover most basic trails. For locations that are known to be long hikes contact me and we can organise a custom package.
Q. When does the time start?
A. Time will begin from when we start moving.
Q. How do I know how long I will need?
A. This can be difficult and depends on many things. Research the location, most trails will have an approximate travel time. If not, the average adult hiking speed is around 3-4 km/h and can be used as a rough guide.
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