Category Archives: Roads
Escape for a few days
There is not telling how far you can go before you feel that escape has been achieved. Getting away form it all is one of the best remedies for some relief from the day-to-day drudge. Melbourne looks good and then
Escape for a few days
There is not telling how far you can go before you feel that escape has been achieved. Getting away form it all is one of the best remedies for some relief from the day-to-day drudge. Melbourne looks good and then
Shooting the Hay plain
One of the hardest elements to photograph is nothing, or to best put it, to photograph something that appears to be not much at all. Recently on a trip beyond the edge of Sydney I headed to a part of
Shooting the Hay plain
One of the hardest elements to photograph is nothing, or to best put it, to photograph something that appears to be not much at all. Recently on a trip beyond the edge of Sydney I headed to a part of
Editing photographs
After 25 years working as both a professional and non-professional photographer I have shot and submitted many images for many purposes. Regardless of my past activities the same rules apply. Simple is one of them!
Editing photographs
After 25 years working as both a professional and non-professional photographer I have shot and submitted many images for many purposes. Regardless of my past activities the same rules apply. Simple is one of them!
The Hume Highway, the Federal Highway and Northbourne Avenue
A quick trip from Sydney to Canberra always offers some great road photo opportunities. Last week end I grabbed a few shots on the way.
The Hume Highway, the Federal Highway and Northbourne Avenue
A quick trip from Sydney to Canberra always offers some great road photo opportunities. Last week end I grabbed a few shots on the way.
Tarcutta: Truck Stop!
Truckies have been stopping at Tarcutta (half-way point on the Hume Highway between Melbourne and Sydney) since the 1930′s. I spent a night at this famous truck stop to witness the activity, the camaraderie and mate-ship.
This is a glimpse into the life of the truckies, the men and women who carry the nation’s belongings throughout the small hours of the night.
Tarcutta: Truck Stop!
Truckies have been stopping at Tarcutta (half-way point on the Hume Highway between Melbourne and Sydney) since the 1930′s. I spent a night at this famous truck stop to witness the activity, the camaraderie and mate-ship.
This is a glimpse into the life of the truckies, the men and women who carry the nation’s belongings throughout the small hours of the night.
Travel Photographs of Melbourne and Tasmania
On a recent trip I took in Melbourne and a quick drive down the east coast of Tasmania.
Travel Photographs of Melbourne and Tasmania
On a recent trip I took in Melbourne and a quick drive down the east coast of Tasmania.
Australian highways – New England & Newell Highways
Recently I wandered up the New England and returned down the Newell highways. Along the way I enabled my camera for road shooting (trade secret) and the results are fantastic. However I did notice the dirt on the sensor is
Australian highways – New England & Newell Highways
Recently I wandered up the New England and returned down the Newell highways. Along the way I enabled my camera for road shooting (trade secret) and the results are fantastic. However I did notice the dirt on the sensor is
Shooting landscapes in Kilkivan, Queensland
Many hours on the road saw me presented with a landscape that offered muted light and a series that I shot in under an hour. Kilkivan is inland from the Sunshine Coast and for me an escape from the Friday
Shooting landscapes in Kilkivan, Queensland
Many hours on the road saw me presented with a landscape that offered muted light and a series that I shot in under an hour. Kilkivan is inland from the Sunshine Coast and for me an escape from the Friday
Not a light hearted drive
You turn the key, the engine starts. Within a few minutes you’re driving under the Harbour Bridge. Three hours later it’s dark, you’re in Canberra. The trips starts there, in Canberra. The next day the forecast is light rain intermittent
Not a light hearted drive
You turn the key, the engine starts. Within a few minutes you’re driving under the Harbour Bridge. Three hours later it’s dark, you’re in Canberra. The trips starts there, in Canberra. The next day the forecast is light rain intermittent
