Steve Haynes Photography

Steve Haynes Photography Traveling in a van, finding great landscape opportunities to capture.

'Indecsion is the thief of opportunity'
-Napoleon Bonaparte

G’day,

I’m Steve from North West Tasmania and my passion is Photography. I'm a Adventure, Travel and Surf Photojournalist. I'm currently travelling around OZ in a van, I just finished working a season at Falls Creek Ski Resort in Victoria and I'm currently finishing a Outdoor Recreation course to get my guiding skills up. I love travelling and meeting new people and their cultures, through photog

raphy I can document the sights I see and hopefully transport you there as my photo tells it's story. I currently use a Sony NEX7 with a 18-55mm lens, also a GoPro and my phone which is an old Samsung S3... I usd to have before it was stolen in South Africa a Nikon D7000 with two lenses; 18-105mm & 55-300mm. I love this camera for it's brilliant images and creative features including Miniature Effect, Multiple & long Exposure. I hope you enjoy my Photography and if you really ike an image and wish to purchase it or just to find out more information about the place or people in the photo send me an email on [email protected]

I look forward to hearing from you :)

Cheers Steve.

Finding surf on Phillip Island.
26/05/2016

Finding surf on Phillip Island.

On the road to mordor. Follow me on insta : provoke_the_stoke yeeew
25/05/2016

On the road to mordor. Follow me on insta : provoke_the_stoke yeeew

Bondi beach on one of the last ripper days of summer.Bondi, new south wales, Australia.
27/03/2016

Bondi beach on one of the last ripper days of summer.

Bondi, new south wales, Australia.

The old rickety jetty still going strong after years of weathering in Queenstown, New Zealand.
13/05/2014

The old rickety jetty still going strong after years of weathering in Queenstown, New Zealand.

Just after the action, my mate catches an epic tuna off the rocks at the end of headland just as the sun was rising. Ama...
13/05/2014

Just after the action, my mate catches an epic tuna off the rocks at the end of headland just as the sun was rising. Amazed at the power of this fish. It brought a group of friends around for an awesome meal and tall tales back in Sydney.

Queenstown, New Zealand.I think the pink atop of the mountain may be part of the aurora... If any one knows please tell ...
13/05/2014

Queenstown, New Zealand.

I think the pink atop of the mountain may be part of the aurora... If any one knows please tell me:)

Don't you wish you were at some of these places than at work ...
13/05/2014

Don't you wish you were at some of these places than at work ...

From the sand dunes of Namibia to the salt flats of South America, the world has some weird places.

This little Green Tree Frog sits and ponders in the dark perhaps waiting until his next meal flies by or checking the pa...
13/05/2014

This little Green Tree Frog sits and ponders in the dark perhaps waiting until his next meal flies by or checking the path that we've just came up to make sure no other intruders are coming to spoil his date with destiny...

Good coffee and adventuring go hand in hand. Using torch light we gathered drift wood from the rocky headland and cooked...
12/05/2014

Good coffee and adventuring go hand in hand. Using torch light we gathered drift wood from the rocky headland and cooked up a treat to give us a waking tasty energy boost for the morning fishing session with the awesome sun rise.

We camped overnight hoping that it didn't rain as we did not have the tent's fly. We woke early and scrambled down the r...
12/05/2014

We camped overnight hoping that it didn't rain as we did not have the tent's fly. We woke early and scrambled down the rocky cliff lined headland with only our headlights guiding the way. The sensational sun rise was worth the bird size mozzies and the oily salami sandwiches for dinner. Hat Head, New South Wales was definitely worth the lengthy car journey from Sydney for the camping/ fishing extravaganza escape !!

04/05/2014

These real life ruins offer an eerie glimpse into a world without humans. Their dark walls inspire a sense of wonder like I've never felt before.

04/05/2014

Ever want to check out New Zealand? These photos will make you want to ASAP. Whether you're seeing where they filmed The Lord Of The Rings in person, mountain biking on a snowy cliff or just taking...

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