7th
JUL
Dirt and Dust on Safari
Posted by Brusca under Africa, Panorama, Photography, Safari, Serengeti, Tanzania, flickr
Safaris can be and usually are a dry and dusty place. If you’re not careful when handling your DSLR on safari then things can go wrong very quickly. One of the first things to be sure of is getting yourself equipped with a good adventure style camera bag.
Read on at Africa Freak to find out about protecting your camera on safari.

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3rd
JUL
365 Days – June
Posted by Brusca under Panorama, Photography, flickr, iPhone
I have decided to take a photo for each day of 2010 with my iPhone. They can be self portraits or anything that takes my fancy or wherever I am at at the time. All photos are edited directly on the iPhone and mostly edited with the Best Camera App, developed by Chase Jarvis. At the end of the year I will hopefully put a book together, perhaps produced in Aperture. Here are my June photos.
For more details on these photos visit my Flickr Collection, 365 Days of 2010. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brusca/collections/72157623604227238/
My Favourite iPhone photo for June is “Welcome Home Jessica Watson”. Check out the panoramic prints I have of Jessica returning.

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2nd
JUL
A New Panoramic Print for you to LOVE
Posted by Brusca under Nikon D90, Panorama, Photography, Portfolio, flickr
OK so this is an oldy but a goody. Cabarita is my little getaway spot. It’s far enough away from the hustle and bustle and not crowded like Byron Bay. I like to go there out of the holiday season as it’s just so peaceful. This one is taken from the point looking north. This print has now been added to Love the Pano. I also have another that looks south, to be added to the collection soon. Enjoy!


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30th
JUN
Africa Freak
Posted by Brusca under Africa, Nikon D90, Panorama, Photography, Tanzania, flickr
Awesome news! I have just been accepted as a contributor to the Safari blog, Africa Freak (African Safari and Wildlife Specialists). Now granted I’m not a specialist in that field, but my passion was intensified for Africa after a 3 week whirlwind trip in June 2009. In 3 weeks I experienced 2 very different safaris, Serengeti/Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and a 55km 3 day hike through the crater highlands in northern Tanzania, so with that I am hoping to share my experiences and provide tips on things I learnt on the way. I have captured an incredible amount of footage and images from that trip and some I am yet to share on any blog, so look out for that in the near future. Check out some of the current imagery I have placed online already. Tanzania and Crater Highlands Trek and some panoramic prints.

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21st
JUN
A New Twend
Posted by Brusca under Animation, Design, Entertainment, Film making, Internet TV, Nikon D90, Portfolio, Social Networking, TwendyTV, Video, flickr
You have to love the freedom of creating on the interwebs people. From interviewing successful business owners to animating lego or geeks talking about… what geeks talk about. I give you TwendyTV. I with the help of some pretty amazing friends hope to grow TwendyTV into a hip little internet TV network of shows that will one day also integrate into the TV network as seamlessly as switching between cable TV channels. So look out ABC’s of the world, look out NBC, CBS and all the big boys… ha ha… baby steps, ease up Bruce.
Why Twendy?
When I was traveling around Tanzania in June 2009 there was one Swahili word that really stood out, Twende (Let’s Go). After arriving back I felt inspired to start working on an idea for a travel blog called Twende, but this soon turned into grander ideas of creating multiple shows and an internet TV network. One thing lead to another, a tweak of the word to accommodate a grander theme and voila, TwendyTV. If anything it’s a bit of a play on the word Trendy, but the W I feel also gives it a slight TWITTER slang. I have felt for a long time that TV networks and internet content will eventually merge into a seamless experience, so why not start something now before it the BIG BANG happens. What I also love about this project is that there are no boundaries, no limits, this is completely open to the world. Hopefully our regular TV shows will end up the same way, being released to the world instead of restricted to one country then filtering out in time to other countries. Fat chance of that happening right now, but you never know.
TwendyTV Channels
Initially we were to launch with 4 shows, but could only manage 3 to start on the current time restraints. We are currently working on the before mentioned travel show and also a conservation style show called Evergreen.
Current Channels
Most Popular Episodes
- Brad Sugars of Action Coach
- Hamish Edwards of Xero
- Zombie Apocalypse
- LOST in Twendy Town
While we have launched and everything is GO, there is still plenty of work and progress to be made. I do hope you enjoy what we have to offer and there is plenty more to come. We also have some behind the scenes photos and footage, enjoy! Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and or facebook.
17th
JUN
Can You Love the Pano?
Posted by Brusca under Nikon D90, Panorama, Photography, Tanzania, flickr

My passion for photography has certainly grown exponentially over the last 2 years. I find it hard to go through a single day without taking photos nowadays. On top of my creative passions is something I have been doing since as far back as 2002, and that’s taking panoramic photos. I have had at least one or two people mention that they love my panoramic photos. So I decided, why not take the next step and start selling my panoramic prints online. Cut to the pre-cooked sample, and voila! www.lovethepano.com. Right now as of this post there are 9 prints to choose from, and a good range of subjects from a Lioness, Cheetah, Hyenas to Jessica Watson and a Brisbane city scape.
You can also show your LOVE for each print. Prints are ordered by the most loved to the least loved. Below are some examples, the rest are right here. I do hope you like and any feedback is appreciated.
3rd
JUN
365 Days – May
Posted by Brusca under 365 Days of 2010, Photography, Social Networking, flickr, iPhone
I have decided to take a photo for each day of 2010 with my iPhone. They can be self portraits or anything that takes my fancy or wherever I am at at the time. All photos are edited directly on the iPhone and mostly edited with the Best Camera App, developed by Chase Jarvis. At the end of the year I will hopefully put a book together, perhaps produced in Aperture. Here are my May photos.
For more details on these photos visit my Flickr Collection, 365 Days of 2010. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brusca/collections/72157623604227238/
2nd
MAY
365 Days – April
Posted by Brusca under 365 Days of 2010, Apple, Photography, Social Networking, flickr, iPhone
I have decided to take a photo for each day of 2010 with my iPhone. They can be self portraits or anything that takes my fancy or wherever I am at at the time. All photos are edited directly on the iPhone and mostly edited with the Best Camera App, developed by Chase Jarvis. At the end of the year I will hopefully put a book together, perhaps produced in Aperture. Here are my April photos.
For more details on these photos visit my Flickr Collection, 365 Days of 2010. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brusca/collections/72157623604227238/


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