Part 2 in the stories behind some of my favourite images This was one of my favourite images from the last year, one of the reasons was because I had never seen one of these before. It was also a great lesson in unexpected discoveries and being adaptable. It took…
I headed out to the Logan River at Yellowpinch in Mt Barney national park this morning with my wife to do a quick recce for an upcoming walk with the Scenic Rim Photo Walks group. After all the recent rain we have had the creek was flowing well and the…
Sunset yesterday from a cliff near my home, Frog buttress as it is known by climbers is always one of my favourite places and one with many memories of adventures and the odd mishap. In fact the climb immediately below the rock in the bottom left corner was the scene of…
Some photos from an early morning paddle on Wyaralong Dam this morning. A kayak makes a great platform for watching water birds and allows you to get much closer than you would be able to on land. These were all shot on a Canon 7D Mk11 with a 70-200…
The forecast today was for some serious storms to roll through – turned out there has only been one which moved fast and had lots of rain but was otherwise over pretty quickly and without any damage. I had hoped to chase the storm for a while but there was no…
I took a walk this morning, on a grey and showery morning, off to a nearby creek. For a couple of hours I wandered along its bank, watching and listening to the life all around me. Occasionally I took a photo but you can’t capture the whole scene around you.…
After an unintended hiatus from my kayak since Easter it was nice to get out on the water this morning. There are lots of nests and young birds around. I’ve got my eye on a colony of Little Pied Cormorants who are nested; I think I might try to follow…
Just a quick photo from this morning where I had a brief opportunity to take in the misty morning over Moogerah Dam before getting into the activities of the day.
Tucked away on the side of the highway at Cunninghams Gap is a short walk that is well worth stopping for…. It’s the Box Forest track, an easy 5km return track that parallels the highway and is a hidden gem. Cunninghams Gap is about an hour and a half south…
I took myself off on a country drive last week – scouting out new photo locations. Here is the map of the drive (minus the side trips exploring country roads) First stop was the Minto crag area – a well known volcanic ring dyke right in Boonah’s backyard. It’s difficult…