Category:Photography
Victorian Silo Art Trail – Rochester
One of the stops along the Victorian silo art trail in Rochester is a small regional town. Rochester is situated on the Campaspe River...
The Aggressive Native Noisy Miner
The aggressive, native bird, the noisy miner, is arguably one of the most prolific Australian native birds. They are pale grey, with a yellow...
Victoria’s Amazing Fields of Gold
It's spring! And that means Victoria's Amazing Fields of Gold are blooming and with all our rain - this year is a bumper crop!
Techniques for Flower Photography
Its Spring! That means flower photography. The bees are buzzing; flowers are blooming. Cloudy winter skies are giving way to blue skies and sunshine....
The Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
The sulphur-crested cockatoo is one of the largest of several species of beautiful white cockatoos. They are huge birds, spectacular in appearance, gregarious, brilliant,...
Tahbilk Winery & Wetlands
Tahbilk Winery Established in 1860, is a historic winery with National Trust Certification. It is located 120km north of Melbourne in the Nagambie Lakes...
Murchison & Tatura – The Forgotten History
My Travel Buddy had heard about a just completed water tower painted by Cam Scale and Andrew Davis. A big bonus it was only...
Outback Road Trip Day 5
It was the last morning of our outback road trip as a group. From here, some (like my sister and myself) would start the...
How To Create A HDR Panorama
Panorama’s and HDR’s are my two big loves of photography. Yes, I know; we have all seen poorly done HDR (High Digital Resolution) where...
Mungo – Outback Road Trip Day 4
Last night, at Mungo, some of our group had stayed up to shoot Astro. So instead, we (my travel buddy sister and I) had...
Outback Road Trip – Sea Lake
Day three of our trip was time for the big run from Sea Lake to Mungo. We started in foggy Sea Lake and ended...
Outback Road Trip Day Two – St Arnaud
Day two of our road trip saw us head off early from St Arnaud. We were travelling the Silo Art Trail on our way...