awake
usually i have seen them asleep
Caversham wildlife park
a 4 image stitch
pentax f4 300mm lens
Photography from Western Australia and beyond
It is that time of year again at Caversham wildlife park, inside Whiteman park. The male peacocks are showing off.
as no females were around I am not sure if he was showing off for us, or trying to keep two, totally unimpressed, emus at bay.
Unfortunately I was way to close for my 300mm lens, so I snapped 6 photos, 3 across and 2 up with the though of stitching them together. Which sounded like a good idea at the time.
Using Microsoft Ice the end result wasnt too bad, even though the peacock was moving, so a little judicious editing, cut and pasting, I ended up with a 21 megapixel image.
Was it worth it.
The Council of Motoring Clubs (CMC) of Western Australia and Auto one Classic car show at mussel pool
Whiteman park
a brilliant free event for car enthusiasts
a hand built Ford AC A98
on their way home after the event
more photos in my gallery and more coming soon
New Holland honeyeater, Whiteman park
the white eye and small cheek flash separate it from the White cheeked honeyeater
Rainbow Bee-eater Merops ornatus a summer visitor to Perth taken in Whiteman park |
Nuytsia floribunda W.A. Christmas tree it flowers through the Christmas period in the South west |
The Council of Motoring Clubs (CMC) of Western Australia and Auto one Classic car show at mussel pool
Whiteman park is a brilliant free event for car enthusiasts to get to see a wide variety of cars, trucks, tractors, motor bikes, and even push bikes. This is a Delage on its way home after the event.
More photos soon on my gallery site
A 1957 series III Nash metropolitan (in coral red and snowberry white I believe) leaving the Classic car show at mussel pool, Whiteman park.
A brilliant free event for car enthusiast run by The Council of Motoring Clubs (CMC) of Western Australia and Auto one.
March 21st 2010
my 2009 photos are on my main site here
A young brushtail possum in the hands of a volunteer carer from Kanyana wildlife rehabilitation centre
taken at a display at whiteman park
Pentax DA* f4 300mm
a Barn owl
part of the Western Australian Birds of Prey Centre display at Whiteman Park
a flying display of Australian raptors (although the owl doesn’t fly as it is blind)
well worth a look
there are more on my site Gumnuts world do a search for raptor in the search box
Pentax DA* f4 300mm