Good morning Adelaide…

Posted on August 16, 2014August 17, 2014 Posted in photographyTagged australia, colour, landscape, photo gallery, photo-of-the-day, photography, urbanLeave a comment

Cape Town perspective

Posted on April 7, 2014April 19, 2014 Posted in photographyTagged abstract, cape town, colour, cricket, landscape, photo gallery, photo-of-the-day, photography, south africa, urban1 Comment

Spent a week in Cape Town recently watching a bit of cricket. So took a few photo’s while I was there…

A view of Cape Town on the way to Robben Island

A view of Camps Bay

Table Mount from Newlands Oval

A view of the Atlantic Ocean from the Hotel

The last ball of the 3rd test match. Won by Australia.

A memorial to the rescue of White Horse Scotch from a ship wreck

A view of Cape Town from Table Mountain

Gym at the beach side

Newlands Oval

Tokyo perspective 1…

Posted on October 13, 2013October 19, 2013 Posted in photographyTagged abstract, architecture, colour, creative, japan, landscape, photo gallery, photo-of-the-day, photography, tokyo, urban2 Comments

Some photos from a recent trip to Tokyo.

Narita

Metropolitan

SkyTree

Shibuya

Forum

Marunouchi

Cocoon

Westerly…

Posted on March 19, 2013 Posted in film photographyTagged australia, black and white, landscape, nature, photo gallery, photography1 Comment

Kosciuszko

Posted on December 1, 2012December 2, 2012 Posted in photographyTagged australia, black and white, environment, humor, humour, landscape, photo gallery, photography, thoughts1 Comment

Recently went to climb (a generous word) Mountt Kosciuszko and took a few pictures along the way. At 2228m, Mount Kosciuszko is Australia’s highest mainland peak, quite small really, but still it is the largest Mountain you can easily climb in Australia territory. The two other taller Mountains, are way south towards the Antarctic.

On the flight from Canberra to Adelaide (Mount Kosciuszko is around 2 hours drive from Canberra), the flight attendant asked me what I had been doing. I mentioned walking to the top of Kosciuszko from Thredbo. She replied, ‘Oh.. I think I have heard of that, is it near Canberra?’ I mentioned it was Australia’s highest mountain, she looked puzzled.