Category Archives: Photography

A View Hidden From the Road

Something I like about getting away from the city is that sometimes you get a sense of stillness and solitude. There’s a sense of stillness in this photo, I think, and there also is a sense of solitude. It’s a … Continue reading →

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Running Swans

I’m fairly certain I took this photo in 2020 and I’ve held off on sharing it since, in part due to wanting to submit it to competitions and in part waiting for the “right” time. Not submitted it to anything … Continue reading →

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Various Erosions

These were taken around the same time as these two photos. There’s a bit of erosion in these photos. I think the first one shows the most tragic, though it’s likely unavoidable depending on your views on bush management. The … Continue reading →

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Mass Above the Land

A view from a place with a view. I went a bit heavy on this one and I’m not sure I can justify it, but I like the result. It brings out the clouds pretty well, I think. It also … Continue reading →

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Coastal Flying at Sunset

I’ve been meaning to share this photo but haven’t found the right time to share it, or at least that’s what I’m telling myself right now as the real answer is that I haven’t gotten around to sharing the photo … Continue reading →

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Water Falls From the Path

A photo focused on part of this feature. The droplets hang in the air and create some sort of noise whilst also expressing motion which is something I like. This is my submission into Leanne Cole‘s “Monochrome Madness” for this week. … Continue reading →

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This Gull

It almost appears as though this silver gull has no distinction between its head and the front of its body. I hope you enjoy.

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Growth Around the Banksia

Here’s a photo of a banksia. Vegetation grows around it and it serves as a memory of an area affected by bushfires. This is my submission into the two hundred-and-thirty-second Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme for this one is “Looking … Continue reading →

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A Trail Cuts Into Vegetation

A photo taken in The Blue Mountains. This one feels a bit weird to me. I think it has to do with the focus, but it could be a number of things. I like the contrast between this trail and … Continue reading →

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Cranes Above a Frame

This was taken during my last visit to the city last year. I was on my way to leaving the city, saw the opportunity to take this photo and so this photo I took. I probably could’ve done a better … Continue reading →

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