Northern Tasmania - January 2014
Beautiful day to fly over Melbourne
Lovely sunny 29 degrees in Melbourne today. Got the chance to buzz around the city for a couple of hours. Here are a couple of shots that I took.
Enter if you dare
Taken this week in Queenscliff, Victoria on iPhone 4s. Processed in VSCO app.
One of life's joys.
Asha and I hanging out in the garden on a very mild Sunday afternoon.
Industrial Grunge
Nothing like a little Sunday morning "Industrial Grunge"
Taken with iPhone 4S. Edited in Lightroom 4 with VSCO Filters
Family Portraiture Shoot
A couple of shots from a family portraiture shoot from last weekend.
They had four boys under the age of 7. Very busy household!!
Think Tank Streetwalker Harddrive Backpack
My kit now lives permanently in new "Think Tank" backpack imported from the US.
Great piece of kit. Fits about 80% of my mostly used equipment.
Nikon D800e
My new Nikon D800e has blown me away with it's incredible resolution. 36.3 megapixels is even better than I thought it would be. Absolutely stunning.
This is a 200% crop of a shot that I took during a recent corporate shoot.
Apollo Bay - September 2013
Had a chance to get away during the school holidays to Aire River which is about 25 minutes west of Apollo bay. We stayed on a farm property on the edge of the Otway State Forest. The kids had a great time and I had a chance to play with some new photographic gear.
My littlest Princess
Two Silver Awards at the APPA
I was happy to receive two silver awards at the recent Australian Professional Photography Awards in the landscape category. These are the two images.
Happy Birthday Elijah
Seven years ago today this little man came into the world and changed my life forever. Happy birthday my beautiful Elijah Douglas.
National Geographic
Freeway Art.
Some of the interesting artwork along Melbourne's Freeways. Taken out of the window at 100 KM/h. I wasn't the driver.
The Big Dry
This image was taken late last year when I was running a photography course in rural Victoria. There were bushfires raging in the hills around us at time and I can't recall having seen the Victorian landscape so dry and parched. Winter quickly saw an end to that and within a few months this country was once again green and lush.
