Photography 2018

 Edit the photos from my UK trip
Do a photography day trip with Mum
Share a new photo on Instagram
Share a new photo on Facebook

Photography bucket list

 Take photography lessons
 Go to Tiritiri Matangi Island to photograph the birds
 Photograph all New Zealand’s endemic birds
 Antipodes Island parakeet
 Auckland Island shag
 Auckland rail
 Auckland teal
 Banded dotterel
 Black-billed gull
 Black-fronted tern
 Black robin or Chatham robin
 Bounty Island shag
 Buller’s albatross
 Buller’s shearwater
 Campbell Island shag
 Campbell snipe
 Campbell teal
 Chatham albatross
 Chatham gerygone
 Chatham Island oystercatcher
 Chatham Island snipe
 Chatham Island warbler
 Chatham parakeet
 Chatham pigeon
 Cook’s petrel
 Erect-crested penguin
 Foveaux shag
 Great spotted kiwi
 Grey-headed albatross
 Hihi or stitchbird
 Hoiho or yellow-eyed penguin
 Hutton’s shearwater
 Kaka
 Kakapo
 Kākāriki or red-fronted parakeet
 Kākāriki or yellow-crowned parakeet
 Kaki or black stilt
 Kea
 Kererū or New Zealand pigeon
 Kermadec storm petrel
 King shag
 Koekoea or long-tailed cuckoo
 Korimako or New Zealand bellbird
 Little spotted kiwi
 Malherbe’s parakeet or orange-fronted parakeet
 Matata or fernbird
 Miromiro or tomtit
 Mohua or yellowhead
 New Zealand dotterel
 New Zealand falcon
 New Zealand scaup
 Ngutuparore or wrybill
 North Island brown kiwi
 North Island kōkako
 North Island saddleback
 North Island robin
 Okarito kiwi
 Otago shag
 Paradise shelduck
 Parekareka or spotted shag
 Parkinson’s petrel
 Pāteke or brown teal
 Pihoihoi or pipit
 Pipipi or brown creeper
 Pitt shag
 Piwauwau or rock wren
 Popokotea or whitehead
 Pycroft’s petrel
 Ranguru or Chatham petrel
 Red-billed gull
 Riroriro or grey warbler
 Rock wren
 Royal albatross
 Shore plover
 Shy albatross
 Snares penguin
 Snares snipe
 Southern brown kiwi
 South Island kōkako
 South Island oystercatcher
 South Island robin
 South Island saddleback
 Subantarctic snipe
 Takahe
 Tawaki or Fiordland penguin
 Taiko or magenta petrel
 Titipounamu or rifleman
 Tui or parson bird
 Tuturuatu or shore plover
 Variable oystercatcher
 Wandering albatross
 Weka
 Westland petrel
 Weweia or New Zealand dabchick
 Whio or blue duck
 Wrybill
 Take a scenic shot of New Zealand’s South Island
 Take a classic shot of cows or sheep blocking the road
 Photograph a wedding
 Photograph the Northern or Southern Lights
 Do a newborn baby shoot
 Photograph penguins in Antarctica
 Photograph a professional model
 Take a frame-worthy photo of Auckland’s skyline
 Complete a 365 project
 Get 100 followers on Instagram
 Get 500 followers on Instagram
 Get 1,000 followers on Instagram
 Get 100 followers on Facebook
 Get 500 followers on Facebook
 Get 1,000 followers on Facebook
 Take a photo of a geyser
 Go on an African photo safari
 Do street photography of strangers in a major city
 Take a photo of a thunderstorm or tornado
 Photograph an ancient stone circle
 Photograph a field of flowers
 Photograph a named waterfall
 Photograph waves crashing around a lighthouse
 Take a frame-worthy photo of fireworks
 Take a frame-worthy photo of a rainbow
 Take a long exposure photo of the stars
 Photograph an abandoned house or barn
 Effectively use panning to photograph a moving vehicle
 Photograph someone jumping a skateboard or bike
 Take a well-exposed photo of a live band
 Take a well-timed sports photo
 Take a macro photograph of a flower
 Take a macro photograph of a snowflake
 Take a macro photograph of a bug, spider or insect
 Photograph someone crying
 Photograph someone laughing
 Photograph a couple kissing
 Take a frame-worth photo of food
 Own a professional level Canon camera
 Own a macro lens
 Own a super-telephoto lens (over 300mm)
 Take a photo that is so abstract it is impossible (or hard) to tell what the subject is
 Take a photo that freezes motion and shows a person (or object) in motion
 Take a photo of a building
 Take a photo of something in space, eg the moon or a star
 Take a photo of a plane
 Take a photo of a bird
 Take a photo using only black and white
 Take a photo that shows a person acting naturally, where they are unaware they are being photographed
 Take a photo that focuses on the clouds in the sky
 Take a full colour photograph
 Take a photo that focuses on what someone is wearing, rather than the person wearing it
 Take a photo of a fire
 Take a photo of fireworks going off in the sky
 Take a photo using the flash on my camera
 Take a photo of food
 Take a photo of a landscape
 Take a photo of someone that shows an important part of their life, eg their occupation or hobby
 Take a photo using a slow shutter speed
 Take a close-up photo of something small
 Take a photo that shows motion blur as something in the photo moves
 Take a photo of a plant or animal
 Take a photo at night
 Take a panoramic photo
 Take a photo or series of photos that tells a story
 Take a photo of a person
 Take a photo of the rain
 Take a photo of a rainbow
 Take a selfie
 Take a photo that shows an aspect of modern life that concerns you, eg poverty, littering, etc.
 Take a photo of someone playing a sport
 Take a photo of an inanimate object (or objects)
 Take a photo of a stranger on the street
 Take a photo of a sunrise
 Take a photo of a public place
 Take a photo of something ordinary or domestic