Ballard the original

Well here it is….quite a bit different.

Karijini National Park

I think this typical tree image has been shot before by everyone who has ever been to Karijini National Park. This is my take on it.

The Aliens are here at Lake Ballard

Another one from Lake Ballard. I was inspired to go there after seeing Christian Fletcher and Mark Stothard’s photos.

Awesome place…if you haven’t been there you have to go….its out of this world!

More from Africa

Ahhh….Africa

Focus Practice

Took this one down at Bibra Lake quite a few months ago.  These little guys certainly test your focus!

Africa

Still trying to find time to post some more images from Africa so hopefully you should see some more in the next couple of months.

Can’t wait to go back!

Lake Ballard

Another from the great lake outside of Kalgoorlie. Inspired by Christian Fletcher’s shots.

Enjoy

Seascape

This one was taken last Thursday on a crisp blue morning in Dongara. I think this one would look great as a big canvas print.

Ruin

I went for the different look on this image.  Hopefully I pulled it off.

A big thanks to Shawn, Mel & Zoe for showing where this ruin was. More images to come…

Enjoy.

On Saturday I spent the day with Shawn, Mel and Zoe who were kind enough to show me the local sites Geraldton had to offer. I was really impressed with the scenery and look forward to returning to capture some seascapes as well as the Chapman Valley and beyond. If you haven’t already checked out their blogs – do it now! They both have some great shots.

This one was shot using the canon MPE-65 Macro (1-5x Magnification) handheld.

Karijini National Park

Hope you like!

Beat up

Sticking to the outback theme this one was taken near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. I have a few more to post from the wonderful state so keep an eye out.

A big thanks to Russell and all the team at Midland Camera House for the great service and specials I have received on the latest gear I purchased. Canon 17-40mm f4, Hoya ND8 – Pro UV – Pro Circ Pol.

Until next time

Happy Shooting

The Pilbara

I was inspired to go  to Karijini last week after seeing David Sobiks photos. Time was against me as I only had a day at Karijini before I had to drive back to Karratha to fly back to Perth.  Port Hedland, Karratha, Tom Price and Karijini in four days wasn’t the best idea, by the time Sunday night had come the red bull was flowing freely!

This one was taken on the Tom Price Railway Road somewhere inbetween Tom Price and Karratha.