Saw this while walking through some bushland. sunlight shining through the dense trees and hitting this web at the right angle to light it up.
Timed this shot in between waves rolling in.
5D MkII 17-40mm
Just got the sun as it was sizzling into the ocean. Amazing rock formation at Southgates Beach.
Some rock formations that really caught my eye tonight. Geraldton town off in the distance.
5D MkII 17-40mm
Headed out for a nice evening stroll up the beach at Southgates after work today, not a lot of cloud cover, so took any opportunity I could to snap anything interesting along the beach. This old van was dumped here some time ago and has been slowly rusting away. The evening light really brought out the oranges and yellows in the rust, which I thought was pretty cool. Kind of reminds me of a deserted island. More shots still to come.
Another of my chosen few from tonight’s sunset. Got my shoes wet, sometimes those waves just keep chasing you no matter how fast you run backwards up the beach.
Another random shot from tonight. I liked the way the surface of the bench reflected the last glowing light of the sunset.
Enjoyed a relaxing walk along Sunset Beach this afternoon after work. Have fun taking some long exposures along the shoreline. This shot was on an 8 second shutter @ f/13
saw this little green insect sitting near the outside light tonight. Thought it was a good excuse as any to take out the macro lens again.
snapped this on the 5D MkII in between some wedding shots over the weekend, the clouds looked pretty amazing as they were rolling over the ranges.
Another shot taken the other night right as the sun was sitting on the horizon. I liked how the light was bouncing over the water’s edge and casting the shadows from the rocks.
Had a fab day today. Got to enjoy the wedding of two very good friends, Paul and Thea. Beautiful ceremony out at Lavender Valley Farm, with reception at Posh Catering, where we have just left from. Feeling very drained at the moment, cameras have been firing all day. But like I said, it really was a fab day. Congratulations to the happy couple.
5D mkII f/2.0
Another shot from tonight. Lovely silhouette.
What better way to spend a Friday afternoon at the end of a working week, then to get out to the beach and enjoy a nice sunset. I can’t think of a better way. Taken out at Cape Burney, Greenough.
Took a few quick snaps of the boat harbour while I was in Fremantle the other day, I’ve seen so many other beautiful panoramas of the harbour, would be nice to try some long exposures next time I’m there. Thought I’d play around with the shots I had anyway. I like a nice dramatic cloudy sky.
OK, so I thought I would share this one with everybody. This started as a work project that was requested from a client (I work in signage) it was intended for a billboard. The idea was to use a photograph of the old Geraldton Flour Mill. After quite a bit of hunting around, it was rather difficult to find any history on this building, let alone a suitable photograph. So I compiled what I could find and decided to sketch it instead. The background is actually flour thrown over gravel and photographed. It’s a shame the project was scrapped, but in any case it’s still something a bit different to share. For anybody who is interested in the history of this building it used to be located on Chapman Road, Geraldton. It was called the ‘Victoria District Flour Mill’. Opened in 1910 and dismantled in the 1980s.
Another image of last night’s moon, a bit more of an artistic approach.
Here’s my attempt at capturing tonight’s Full Moon, taken looking over the Deepdale Industrial area, Geraldton. These two images were taken within minutes of each other. Big thanks to my daughter Zoe for coming out and braving the cold evening air to watch the moonrise, it was pretty amazing to see how fast it was moving.
managed to get this image posted to the news.com.au website:
http://www.news.com.au/travel/galleries/gallery-e6frflw0-1226348332978
One of the greatest entertainers of all time, Fremantle boy, Bon Scott of AC/DC. What more can you say about the man, he was a legend of Australian music and he will never be forgotten. Memorial statue is located on the Fremantle Fisherman’s Boat Harbour.
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