Dunsborough #6

This is literally around the corner from Meelup beach. I’m quite happy with it because I don’t usually get ok shots in the middle of the day

Dunsborough #5

Cape Naturaliste.

Dunsborough #4

I just love getting up before sunrise, only to take photos though.

Dunsborough #3

Cape Naturaliste again. The rocks there are something else.

Dunsborough #2

This is probably my favorite shot from the Dunsborought trip. 4 vertical image stitch taken close to Mellup Beach just as the sun rose. The file ended up being 26 megapixels, so I might do a nice big print on canvas.

Dunsborough Trip

Hello,

I have recently been down to Dunsborough and took my D300 of obviously! I am quite happy with a lot of the photos I have taken so I’ll post some over the next few days. here is one taken at Cape Naturaliste

Panoramic Photos

Over 3 years ago is when I really got into photography; this started when I got my Nikon D70, but soon after that, while down on a holiday in Dunsborough, I bought Christian Fletcher’s book “Landscapes” and was drawn to his panoramic photos. I fell in love with the panoramic format and have been stitching photos together ever since.

Christian Fletcher has a blog: http://christianfletcher.wordpress.com and his new stuff continues to influence me; after seeing his latest photo of the yachts I got my camera and headed down to Matilda Bay and got this shot.

Albany again

I had a great time taking photos down Albany over the Christmas break.  All photos were taken with my D300 and my new Tamron 17-50 f2.8 lens my lovely wife got me for christmas. (click on images for a larger view)

This last one is my favorite. Taken at Little Beach.

Albany

I’m off to Albany over the Christmas break and looking forwards to some photography down there with my new D300 Here are a couple of shots I took down there last year; the first was taken on the way to Little Beach and the second was taken at Little Beach. I must say, I’m so glad I was a bit lazy that morning and didn’t get to Little Beach before sunrise or I would have missed the first image.

Swan Valley

The Swan Valley is quite a good spot for photos.

Me and my mate Josh were cruising up a road when I looked back and this scene caught my eye; we got out of the car, jumped an electric fence (which we weren’t aware of, however Josh certainly found out… poor dude) took the shot, then the rain just pored down on us; still worth the shot… and the shock Taken with my D70

The image below has got to be one of my all time favorite shots. Taken with an X-Pan, an excellent panoramic camera that uses 35mm film.