Photography from Western Australia and beyond
Perth has no mountains Western Australia really doesnt have any mountains to speak of. Bluff knoll in the Stirling ranges is just under 1100 metres Mount Meharry in the Pilbara is just under 1250 metres But I liked this impression looking across the valley in John Forrest National park Unique Exposures challenge Scenic Sunday
Doing a practise run through Bell’s rapids getting ready for the Avon descent, mid Winter He has a big smile after getting through a tough part and his comment was “not bad for a sixety year old” you cant argue with that 🙂 the photo before this one is in my gallery plus a few …
Doing a practice run through Bell’s rapids getting ready for the Avon descent, in mid Winter more photos in my gallery Black and white weekend
a studious gorilla at Philadelphia zoo Unique Exposures challenge Black and white weekend Camera-Critters
Taken at the National zoo in DC one of these is the real Silas the other two I stole from two other photos I took. All were in the pararie dog maze at the zoo and taken with the Pentax 10-17 fish eye so will the real Silas please stand up have a guess which …
Emu Dromaius novaehollandiae taken at the Western Australian Reptile Park Henley Brook Unique Exposures challenge World Bird Wednesday Camera-Critters
Pelecanus conspicillatus launching itself off the Swan river i guess this means my equipment is capable i just have to work on my skills more Unique Exposures challenge Camera-Critters Watery Wednesday World Bird Wednesday
Red Wattlebird (Anthochaera carunculata) a common garden honeyeater taken in Kings park Camera-Critters
New Holland honeyeater, Whiteman park the white eye and small cheek flash separate it from the White cheeked honeyeater Camera-Critters
The pinnacles desert, part of the Nambung national park (I dont think it is really a desert, it just looks like one) with the Indian ocean on the horizon Pentax 10-17 Fisheye lens there are more photos in my Gallery site Scenic Sunday
WA’s premier hot rod and custom car show at Burswood dome more images soon on my gallery previous years including in the car park photos are here
In the centre of the Pool of reflection at the Court of contemplation, with the WA Cenotaph behind I liked the effect of the heat
Rainbow Lorikeet, Trichoglossus haematodus from Northern Australia, although it is now naturalised in Perth Peel zoo, Pinjarra more photos from Peel zoo here World Bird Wednesday
A few weeks back I went for a bike ride around the Swan River this is one of the photos, taken with a Pentax 10-17Â fisheye it is the Supreme court gardens, with the supreme court hiding behind the trees and the City in the background there are more photos on my gallery site Gumnuts …
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