About me

My name is Lachlan Mahoney. I am 17 and Australian, but for the past several years I have been living in Mongolia after moving from England. I have been to 31 countries and been photographing them for about 4 years. I am a self taught photographer with the dream of one day making it big in the industry. This blog is my way of sharing my world with everyone, and bringing them along on my amazing adventures as well as showing how I progress with my photography. I currently am shooting on a fuji x100s (which is something I absolutely adore), I do also shoot on my Canon 600D with a few different lenses. I hope you guys enjoy my blog, since the I started it almost a year ago the support I've gotten has been amazing. So if you feel like it share it with anyone you want.

Thank you all so much.

http://lachlanmahoney.wix.com/fcaphotography


Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Playing with mirrors


Just me being bored and playing with some mirrors before I went out for a photo shoot.


Tuesday, 7 April 2015

Dinner flowers









So I did dinner lights but what about flowers, of course these aren't the most exciting subject in the world but it can become something interesting with just a bit of imagination and patience, although this is something I tend to preach a lot really is true, you can't rush art and all though you can always find flaws in anything, the more patient you are the better it will be.

On another note I just hit 1k views on this blog and I really wanted to say thank you to everyone thank you so much for the support and I am planning a proper photo-shoot for a project I am working on and I will upload that once the final images are complete and then I will give you guys a much larger thank you than this. But thank you all so much it does mean a lot to me that you keep coming back and I hope you guys are enjoying it.


Saturday, 4 April 2015

The Wall



The Berlin wall. The wall was created to separate the East and the West, Communism and Capitalism, "Good" and "Evil". The wall was used as something to separate everyone but now days it is used as a symbol of time a reminder of harsher times. But there are some parts of the wall that are used now days as a memorial that artists use to show things that back then were never even thought of.

Seeing the wall reminded me of how lucky I am for being where I am today and to really understand the wall you have to see it, not just learn about it.

"Wars are poor chisels for carrying out tomorrows peace"-Martin Luther King Jr.


Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Herbie Bike




There are plenty of interesting things that you come across in Amsterdam, such as this Herbie bike which just brings back old memories of loving that car. And you may say that its weird that someone would do something like that. But the small quirks that this city has like this one, just adds to its beauty and if you find the time to find them and capture them, do it. It's defiantly worth it.

I'm Back



I am sorry for the lack of uploads the past week and a bit, but I have been to Germany and Amsterdam for my spring break and I have gotten a very large amount of good photos for all of you so I decided to start of with 2 close up photos of some of the interesting things you see in these 2 countries. The top one is from Berlin and the lower on is from Amsterdam. I hope you guys like these and expect more soon.


Friday, 20 March 2015

Benny boy




Just a shout out to one of my good mates, ma German :P. He is a rather talented photographer and a cool guy just wanted to give him a shout out.
https://instagram.com/ben_sst/ if you wanna see some of his stuff on here I'm sure I can a few pics. Go give his some support and get him to create his own blog.

The next week for me in spring break and I am going to Amsterdam so hopefully the images I bring back don't fail to impress and thank you all for the support.



Thursday, 19 March 2015

Gallipoli beach



All though these are not my best photos, this beach truly is amazing, this is the beach where the Gallipoli campaign was meant to take place a mere 2km from the actual site. And the serenity and beauty of this place is truly unbelievable, It is at the same level the Hiroshima monuments are and this is a beach.

Less we forget those who served and died for us, and for their bravery they will be forever remembered and forever praised.