Finally pulled my camera out again.
The first photo is a long exposure, 3s, of the reef in front of my hotel room. The processing, the colours and textures, are mildly inspired by Keith Lane, a Tasmanian painter.
The other photo is from on the beach near my hotel room, looking towards the surf break

Years ago, I used to work in the #pilbara , working on pipeline projects. I'd carry my camera with me everywhere, which wouldn't be tolerated these days. Shooting #industrial portraits always results in interesting photos.

Choose #hedonism where possible

Shooting industrial and construction has its challenges, but a long lens is normally enough to keep me out of trouble!
#marineconstruction #industrial

Some of the places I end up going for work are pretty alright
#cocoskeelingislands

Over a decade ago, working on a wharf construction job in Dampier, Western Australia, our morning prestart was interrupted by a pair of biffing kangaroos.
The photos here are out of order, sorry, but they started before the sun broke the horizon and continued on as the light improved.
#australia

A woodland nymph appears on a dry creek bed.

Shot in the natural light of Snug, Tasmania.

This is a focus stacked macro of some stained glass corn I grew last summer.
There's 38 photos in this stack, to achieve that sharp detail most of the way through the depth of the image.
#funfact about this corn, it makes tasty popcorn and maize flour.