Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Taken from Sofitel Melbourne On Collins, looking out over Southbank and out to Port Phillip Bay. A longer exposure and an unsteady hand led to the blurring, but the resulting effect of the blocks of colour against the dark buildings and early evening sky is nice.
Harold Walker Jetty, North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia A pedestrian only jetty built from the end of Dunwich causeway on North Stradbroke Island. It was built in 1986 and named after Harold Walker, who's Vega ferry service operated for 20 years until 1974. This passenger only ferry was ultimately unable to compete with the vehicular … Continue reading Harold Walker Jetty
Flying out of Brisbane Airport in the early morning I had a nice view of the sun just starting to peak above the clouds. It was a nice way to forget, for a moment, that I had been up since 3am. I tried my best to take this photo with my phone camera, through the … Continue reading Dawn Departure
Cape Tourville, Coles Bay, Tasmania, Australia Cape Tourville lighthouse is an automated lighthouse constructed in 1971. It is 11m tall and sits 126m above sea level - a great vantage point for a photo of Freycinet National Park's rugged coastline. In the distance you can just make out part of the beach in Wineglass Bay. … Continue reading Cape Tourville
Clarkes Beach, Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia Mainland Australia's most easterly point and home to more than one picturesque beach. The area has a varied history, known by the Indigenous Arakwal people as Cavvanbah, or 'the meeting place', it has also hosted timber, whaling, and primary production industries, as well as being a surfing and … Continue reading Clarkes Beach
Know who you are and what you believe in, then stand up for yourself and your beliefs, even if it means standing alone. Strive to do the right thing and the thing that needs to be done, even if it's difficult, and even if no one else will. The hardest part can be knowing who … Continue reading How to be a wo/man
kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Tasmania, Australia The view from kunanyi / Mount Wellington down to Hobart is impressive. With this photo I was struck by the barren rocky area in the foreground, down to the stark treeline and then Hobart beyond. My photography and editing skills haven't done it justice. And sitting atop the peak … Continue reading kunanyi / Mount Wellington
RBWH busway station, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Late afternoon after a heavy shower, the view out the end of the station was like looking through a portal to a different world. The station was in the shadow of the hospital but the taller buildings in the CBD still had the sun reflecting off them and there … Continue reading Busway Station
Being active, fit, and strong are things I really enjoy. Most of my life I have played one or more sports at any time and since leaving high school I have spent time trying to build some strength and muscle mass. For the last two and a half years though I've had a different focus … Continue reading 16 Week Fitness Challenge
Noosa Chocolate Factory, Queensland, Australia I took this photo just to torment my wife, but I've since decided I quite like it as a photo. The contrasting shades of brown, the texture of the brownie, the focus - I'm a photography noob but it all appeals to me. And yes, the brownies are long gone.
