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Michael Snedic is one of Australia’s most accomplished wildlife and nature photographers. He has been photographing across Australia for the past 16 years and he has loved every minute of it.
Michael is also a highly experienced, professional photography tutor, especially in digital photography.
Michael loves sharing his images and photographic knowledge with the public and hopes you enjoy browsing this website.
There will be new content added on a regular basis so feel free to revisit from time to time.
Latest News
Three Day ‘Fraser Island Experience’ coming soon…
23rd Jan 2012
I recently did a three day ‘reccy’ to Fraser Island with Mark, my Trekabout business partner. We sourced the best photographic locations for our future workshop participants, as well as take photos for our new ‘Fraser Island Experience’ web page. All I can say is that it was three wonderful days in paradise and Mark and I can’t wait to bring photography participants along to this beautiful island and show them how to best photograph it. Details here very soon.
Michael Snedic Photography – New Facebook Page
5th Jan 2012
I have just launched my new Facebook page, ‘Michael Snedic Photography’, which will be a page for all things photography. Subscribers can share their photos, let others know about their photography adventures, read about photography news, competitions and exhibitions, sell their photographic equipment and much more. Visit my new ‘Michael Snedic Photography’ Facebook page
Michael Snedic – Lowepro Ambassador
3rd Jan 2012
I’m pleased to announce that I have recently been appointed a Lowepro Ambassador for Australia. I have used Lowepro camera bags and backpacks exclusively since I started photography close on 16 years ago and I am pleased to be able to promote their high-quality products at the highest level, through Maxwell International Australia. Visit Lowepro International’s website
Latest Australian Photography magazine article
15th Dec 2011
My five page article on ‘Photo Trekking’ along the Overland Track in the Cradle Mountain/Lake St Claire National Park, Tasmania, was published in the December 2011 issue of Australian Photography magazine. Read the Photo Trekking article





