Originally shared by +Rob Legend
Originally shared by +Rob Legend
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Day Of The Dead
I have been planning a trip to Poland for a while now, I am currently photographing abandoned places of the Former Soviet Union, a project that will take me across the countries of the Former Soviet U…
Some more drop stuff, i only I can get the same effect repeated with some consistency. i need a little irrigation tap or similar to give me consistent drips.
Water drops
This could be the start of something very frustrating and time consuming 🙂 yet addictive.
did ya get the two song references there 🙂 ?
(this was as close as I was game to stand to the edge – it was howling up there)
sigh, not only do I have fix a kids bike with training wheels I gotta do it with the only tool I have at the moment, a supersize shifter, here i am using a shifter designed for ~2" nuts with bloody 3/8" nuts..
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Whilst hiking into the Royal National Park at some ungodly hour I had plenty of time to think, in particular I spent alot of time thinking about what I enjoy about photography and why I have continued to do it. I started photography when we used to do lots of bushwalks and it (photography) was just a supplement to the actual walk, over the years it has kinda swung all the way around, I now do locations for photography sessions 🙂 . Today was different, the walk and the location was much more oriented around my old ways, just heading out for a walk to see another piece of awesome aussie landscape. Admittingly, it was timed for sunrise and in the past I would not be doing it in the dark, but hey, the best part of the day is sunrise right ;).
Anyway, I can't remember the last time I treked nearly 10kms just to take a bunch of photos, what awesome spot hopefully more of them – Curacurrong Falls and the Curra Moors Trails.
Bradleys Head
just for kicks and giggles
Blackwattle Bay X-tych