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Daniel2017-01-12T14:29:28+11:00December 25th, 2016|0 Comments

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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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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

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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.

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Happy New Year! Welcome to 2020 from Sydney, Australia. Shot for @cityofsydney #sydnye

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2019 has by far been the biggest year yet, here are some of my personal favourite images. It’s crazy how fast the past 12 months have flown by. Huge thanks to all of my amazing clients/ friends who have supported and trusted in my work. This year wouldn’t have been possible without you all. Feeling grateful and lucky, although a little exhausted from the year. Also thanks to everyone for the continued support and for sticking around even though I haven’t been as active or posted much on here lately. Some exciting projects to come next year!

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Excited to be @sydney’s final featured photographer for the year. Here’s a collection of a few of my favourite images. I’ve shot countless images of Sydney over the years and I don’t think I could ever tire of capturing this city. So lucky to call this place home. #ilovesydney

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A very special place... this is the beautiful New England National Park that’s currently under threat from nearby bushfires and among other rainforests all across the East Coast of Australia. Fires are burning in places never before that are normally resistant to fire and that is clear sign, if any further were needed, that the climate is changing dramatically. New England NP is home to World Heritage Gondwana Rainforest with ancient Antarctic Beech forests. I spent a lot of my time out here exploring the pristine wilderness of the National Park when growing up in my hometown of Coffs Harbour. It still remains one of my favourite places I’ve ever visited and it’d be a huge loss to lose such an incredible part of Australia.

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I couldn’t resist sharing another few images from the unforgettable experience I had with @ntaustralia flying doors off in a heli over Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land at sunrise. This place is mind blowing and I feel very lucky to have witnessed it all from above. Hope you’ve enjoyed my images from the Top End over the past couple of weeks just as much as I enjoyed my visit there and capturing them. It has only left me wanting to see and experience more of #ntaustralia.

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