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Daniel Tran

About Me

Hello, my name is Daniel Tran and I am an Australian based travel and landscape photographer. This blog will be where I write about my travels and anything else that is photography related from upcoming news, tips, tutorials, locations, to the gear that I shoot with.

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Instagram post 2273245652577487658_258087768 One from the archives. Here’s a photo I shot last year while on assignment in Tasmania for @australia. This is one of my all time favourite spots to watch the sunrise. I’ll continue to share my photos of nature and from my past travels. I hope these will help brighten your day and give you some inspiration during these times even if it’s just for a moment.
Instagram post 2271789002490640246_258087768 Sydney looking amazing from above, captured with the @huaweimobileau P30 Pro on a recent helicopter flight. Say goodbye to blurry images! Thanks to both the optical and AI image stabilization in the #HuaweiP30Pro, I was able to capture tack sharp images in low light from a moving helicopter at sunset, pretty insane if you ask me! #HuaweiPartner
Instagram post 2270337374260452764_258087768 It’s been a crazy few weeks. I know times are tough for everyone right now and not just for fellow freelance creatives. It’s hard to imagine just a little over a week ago I was celebrating possibly one of my biggest achievements to date as a photographer. Like so many, it has now taken a dramatic turn with months of projects being cancelled. How quickly things can change. On the bright side I think a lot of us can take advantage of this extra time and use it as an opportunity to work on things that you have been putting off. Here are a few things I’m telling myself to do during these times. I hope these help! . • Start that passion/personal project • Embrace the downtime to fully recharge • Update your website and portfolio • Learn new skills and practice new techniques • Edit that backlog of photos • Get your taxes and accounting sorted • Organise your hard drives and workspace • Plan for the future/ review business goals • Back up everything • Check in with friends in the industry • Support other small businesses We’re all in it together. Hope you’re all staying safe out there!
Instagram post 2255120844132274664_258087768 After all the recent rains the waterfalls are looking amazing in full flow. I visited one of my favourite waterfalls to put my @huaweimobileau P30 Pro to the test under some challenging lighting conditions. Using the ultra wide angle lens I was able to capture the entire scene in all its glory at sunset. I’ve been really enjoying putting the cameras on the #HuaweiP30Pro through its paces and I think the results speak for itself. #HuaweiPartner
Instagram post 2227574699898366108_258087768 One of my favourite features on the @huaweimobileau P30 Pro has got to be the pro camera mode. For this shot, I used the extremely versatile pro mode which gave me complete control over the exposure, shutter speed and ISO. By taking the ISO right down and increasing the shutter speed to 30 seconds I was able to capture a super clean low light image of the light trails from the cars driving along the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge at night. #HuaweiP30Pro #HuaweiPartner
Instagram post 2222503418379183373_258087768 With the current situation of the bushfires here in Australia, I have been looking at ways that I can do more to help and like many of you, I have personally donated to various causes for bushfire relief efforts. As of October last year, I have partnered with @greenfleetaustralia to offset all carbon emissions that are produced when running my business. This is done through their native reforestation program. Greenfleet is doing incredible work and are a leading not-for-profit environmental organisation restoring forests in Australia and are committed to protecting our climate. By working with Greenfleet, I was able to assess how much carbon I am creating and plant enough trees to offset it! Not only do Greenfleet forests provide vital habitat for native wildlife such as koalas and wallabies they also conserve biodiversity, improve water quality, reduce soil erosion and capture millions of tonnes of carbon emissions from our atmosphere. 💚 If you'd like to join me by supporting Greenfleet to help increase their reforestation projects and are in a position to do so please make a donation through their website (link in bio) or get in touch with them. Now more than ever, our country needs our help. Stay tuned for future projects that I will be working on with #Greenfleet in the coming months! #GrowingHope #ClimateAction
Instagram post 2218965232994541832_258087768 Thank you firies ❤️ The @sydneyoperahouse illuminated it’s sails tonight in a show of support for fire hit communities around Australia and the firefighters defending them. If you would like to support those affected by the fires, please head to the link in my bio to donate.
Instagram post 2211630698477183244_258087768 Happy New Year! Welcome to 2020 from Sydney, Australia. Shot for @cityofsydney #sydnye
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