Finding Your Photographic Voice: From Confident Capture to Beautiful Print

Admina December 31, 2025

Photography is more than mastering settings or owning the latest camera. It’s about learning to see — and trusting that what draws your eye is worth capturing. For many women stepping into photography, the journey often begins with curiosity and quickly grows into something deeper: confidence, creativity, and connection.

At Women in Photography, founded by award-winning photographer Lesley Whyte, the focus is not just on taking photographs — it’s about capture-to-print, storytelling through imagery, and learning in supportive, small-group environments while travelling to extraordinary destinations.

Whether you’re photographing dramatic coastlines, rural landscapes, or everyday moments, developing your photographic voice is a skill that can be learned, refined, and celebrated.

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ANTARCTICA CLOTHING & LAYERING TIP SHEET

Admina October 25, 2025

Stay Warm — Stay Dry — Enjoy Every Moment

Our Antarctica Clothing & Layering Tip Sheet has been designed to take the guesswork out of packing for polar conditions. It provides detailed, easy-to-follow guidance on what to wear — from thermal base layers to outer waterproof shells — ensuring you stay warm, dry, and comfortable no matter the weather.

You’ll find practical advice on layering techniques, recommended fabrics, and how to adapt your clothing for both shipboard comfort and Zodiac landings, as well as tips for managing moisture, choosing the right gloves, boots, and headwear, and caring for your gear throughout the expedition.

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Fun Fact: The science behind the Aurora Australis

Admina May 13, 2024

Did you know the pinks, purples and greens that are often associated with Aurora Australis are the particles interacting with different gasses – the aurora energy.

The captivating display of colours in the aurora borealis and Aurora Australis, commonly known as the northern and southern lights respectively, is a result of intricate interactions between solar radiation and the Earth’s atmosphere. As solar radiation bombards the upper atmosphere, it collides with oxygen and nitrogen molecules, inducing a fascinating emission of light.

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A New Astrophotography Real Time Tracker

Admina May 11, 2024

Introducing a new Astrophotography page where you can track real-time cloud cover 24/7 using the New Zealand MetServices’ cutting-edge infrared satellite imagery which is updated every 10 minutes.

Simply select the markers to view current conditions at your nearest dark sky areas, ensuring you’re prepared for the weather during your stargazing adventures.

Plus, don’t forget to check out the forecast cloud cover video for the outlook over the next few days.

Explore the informative sections dedicated to your night sky and astrophotography experiences.

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