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Brisbane based Landscape and Nature Photographer

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sand pattern and rocks sunset
August 23, 2012August 24, 2016

Low tide rippled sandy textures sunset

August 21, 2012August 21, 2012

Funpark roller coaster corkscrew shot for Dynamic motion blur

August 19, 2012August 19, 2012

Sunrise break through at a far North Queensland Seascape Australia

August 17, 2012February 22, 2013

The composition is looking up

August 15, 2012August 16, 2012

Lone Mangrove Sunset in the shallow tidal waters

August 13, 2012August 13, 2012

Clean and offshore

August 12, 2012August 11, 2012

Macro close-up view of a bubble blowing fly

August 10, 2012August 11, 2012

Twilight Silouette after the sunset

August 9, 2012August 9, 2012

winding light trails – A personal photography exercise

August 8, 2012August 8, 2012

Orange fungi macro

August 6, 2012August 8, 2012

Charming Market Bokeh

August 6, 2012August 8, 2012

Oreily’s rainforest mossy strangle Luke Casey

August 3, 2012August 5, 2012

Backlit Fractal canopy

August 1, 2012August 8, 2012

Beach Shipwreck Sunrise

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I'm a Brisbane based photo enthusiast. Enjoy pretty much anything related to photography. My blog is a place to share images and their story and maybe inspire your own creativity as I challenge mine. Thanks for visiting, hope you enjoy your stay.

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Manage to sneak out for a quick flight in between the storm fronts and caught this shot. Quite often there is plenty of marine creatures to track and shoot, but it’s hard to get them into their environment and compose a shot that incorporates them. Was prSome serious sand moving Eddie currents spinning off the headland today with hat south swell direction. It’s incredible the amount of sand that gets dumped and removed on a regular basis. No real surprise why Minjerribah is the second largest sand islandsNot quite a whirlpool, more like a swirl pool ! Made for a nice foreground d element for my aerial composition. When the prevailing g SSE swell wraps around the dune rocks headlands at deadman’s beach. Created this nice boundary layer causing a few spinneVery Australian scene this morning. About 50 fresh baby praying mantis hatched from under a desert rose plant. I assume they were so fresh they hadn’t even left the plant yet. Very cool to see them, as they were gone later that day. #australiana #prayingmThe infamous rainbow channel in Morton bay. Classic #crocodile country if you believe the hype. The #colours can really turn it on here when the lighting tides and a polarizer all come together. Just to be clear this was taken a week or so ago. Not currenStraddie, always reliable for some little critter to photograph. ! #Catapillar #wetface #macro #nikon #tokina100mmmacro #naturepornBeen sooo long since I posted on Instagram. It’s really been #bugging me. Got this #macro shot of a little juvenile grasshopper of some sort. Sitting on a #Gaillarde (could be wrong). Some cool macro detail and reasonable window of nice light. #primary coOk, maybe there was a few other shots. But with the driving rain and killer wind. Opportunities were a bit hard to come by. Managed this one right off the side of the road. I think this is normally pretty subdued, but with the relentless rain it was ragin
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