Cape Banks.

Swell was pretty wild, not so much in size but just random sets and hard to pick, hence a good time to stand back 🙂

Trying out the #kasefilters double grad, this filter has a 0.9x grad on the top and the bottom, with one a gradual (medium) transition and the other a hard transition, it works quite well, i was worried that it might run out of space (top/bottom) but seems to be well design in the sizing, I think I also prefer the medium and hard transitions over the soft ones.

Blue and Green Planet

kids be like “its sooooo far… can we drive?”

kids at the dunes be like… ” c’mon, just another dune slide” as we walk another 2km into the dunes 🙂

#darkespoint

What do books wear on a wet and rainy day? Rain quotes.
🙂

Here ya go Big K (Melinda Chewlun)

Deserves a quality dad joke.

What’s the difference between a Goldman Sachs executive and a blood-sucking leech?
The leech drops off when it’s full.

I have been here twice in less than a week, prolly ’cause the parking is easy and cheap, well cheap when compared to the daylight robbery that is westconnex.

Here’s a bunch of pictures from a sunset and a sunrise.

Cloudy Planet.

yup 🙂

Taken with the new #KaseArmour holder and ND64 filter and CPL. This is a pretty neat setup since both these filters are circular and fit within the holder upon which you can then put a graduated filter (or two) as well – all magnetic too 🙂

The Soviet era produced many wonderful aviation projects (and some horrors too) but the AN-225 is one of the unique aircraft that now destroyed will probably never be seen again, only 2 airframes were built and is the largest aircraft ever built. 640 tonnes takeoff weight with nearly half that fuel, pretty epic stuff, now nothing but a smoldering mess of good quality aluminium 🙁

Fog prediction was right.

Great to see some familiar faces out and about 🙂 its been along time Mike Hobbert and Liz Bell

Isobel Creek.

Guaranteed no instagrammers down here.

This is my new favorite spot, Gladstone Pass – the scene of an old miners track to a failed colliery back in 1885, imagine walking down here every day to work 🙂

#leura #gladstone