The perfect view
The view from the highest point of Hamilton Island, Passage Peak. This was my favorite view out over the Whitsundays. It was not a hard walk, but it was long and really really humid. This view makes it all worth while though. I just love the vibrant blue water at Hamilton Island. Polarizing sunglasses are a must up here; they really emphasize the rich blues and the contrast of the shadows of the clouds. I had originally only planned to stay for 5 minutes, but once I saw this view I couldn't bring myself to leave it for quite some time. Wishing you all a peaceful evening and great week ahead. New Perspectives - Bathurst Courthouse
It is amazing how different the world looks from the air. Bathurst welcomes you with open arms. I got lucky early Saturday morning, the road was closed, there was no one around and the sun poked through the moody clouds at just the right moment for this beautiful shot of the Bathurst Court House. Currawong in flight
Such amazing spread of feathers on this Currawong. This guy can fly like a master. I thew up a little bit of food, and he caught it mid air perfectly. I'm not sure if I like this shot. Be interested to hear what you all think. Perhaps its just because its such a common bird, maybe if it were a bird of paradise it would be different ;) Majestic Warrumbungles - NSW Australia
An unusual composition aiming to capture the beauty of the foreground and the unmistakable skyline of the Warrumbungles. For those of you that don't know the Warrumbungles is a national park near Coonabarabran in New South Wales. It is also home to the Siding Spring Observatory as it's spectacular place to view the stars in NSW. Hope you all have a peaceful evening. Quick Departure - FA18 Super hornet
The FA-18 Super Hornet Jet over the V8 Supercars at Mt. Panorama Bathurst. This was an absolutely spectacular show. I was expecting just a flyover, but it went for a good 10mins, full of tight turns low passes, stalls, and a bunch of things I don't know the names for. I love this shot, such clarity of the metal and seeing the jets and heat coming of the back makes it. The Sigma 150-600 at work again. I had a sore arm holding it up by the end of the show.... CondensedAnother shot showing the air condensing during a tight maneuver. Love it!
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