This week Jeremy Town from Wanaka shows off his canon shooting skills. For us the skating shots really stand out, it’s not easy to shoot action sports like this. Check out his portfolio on mychillybin and remember all of the images are available for you or your organisation to buy and use in your communication/design/marketing […]
This week Mark Emirali is the featured photographer on mychillybin. Check out the interview, or poozle his full portfolio.
The talent on mychillybin (nz’s stock image library) just gets better and better. This week Peter Mitchell is featured. Read the interview and view his portfolio. I really like oranges, they are so underated, hence posting the preview below.
Our friends over at mychillybin show off their huge database of kiwi photographers by picking their favourite each fortnight. Justin Aitkin from Auckland stands out this time round. Check out his interview and profile. We like the shot below of the Skytower silhouette. Nice shots Justin.
This month Jared Luke is interviewed on mychillybin. Check out his work, it varies from the classic NZ landscape shots to egg eaters and this shoe. Anyone who needs to access high quality images from NZ should bookmark mychillybin. Afforadable, convenient, professional image stock library.
This month’s mcb photographer profile is Kathleen Shepherd from Greymouth. She is a passionate photographer with a love for the unique and natural environment of the West Coast… Check out what she has to say over at the mcb community. One of our favourite images from Kathleen is of the kiwi’s carved from tree gum. […]
For those of you who don’t know, mychillybin is New Zealand’s best royalty-free stock image library. Each month they pick a “photographer of the month”. This month it is Simone Quentin de Manson The following was published originally by mychillibin Based in Christchurch, Simone is an exceptional photographer and freelance designer! 1. What I can’t […]
Last night we worked late and we were rewarded with an epic Kingsland sunset… see more photos on our flickr page. The day before a cloud shaped like nz floated past too.
