20 Sunday May 2018
Posted in 2018 May, Uncategorized
Kapunda is a small town on the edge of South Australia’s Barossa Valley. Beginning as a copper mine, the area produced sheep and cereals, manufactured agricultural, mining equipment and coaches. Today. as well as continuing with agriculture, the area contributes to the wine industry and has a major processing facility for compressed stock feed for export.
20 Sunday May 2018
Posted in April 2018, Uncategorized
20 Sunday May 2018
Posted in April 2018, Uncategorized
Some say sunset photography is boring. I’m not bored yet.
20 Sunday May 2018
Posted in 2018 March Adelaide, Uncategorized
There is just one day in the year to catch the sun setting through the end of the jetty as the it travels from its southernmost summer sunset position to its northernmost sunset position. The yacht in to photo was a bonus.
20 Sunday May 2018
Posted in Uncategorized
20 Sunday May 2018
Posted in 2018 March Adelaide, Uncategorized
A highlight was the lighting displays on the library and University buildings along North Terrace, Adelaide. Here are just some;
17 Saturday Mar 2018
The Intensity and Adroitness of the Goal Keepers.
The acrobatics of the Goal Shooters.
The South Australian Toros Team Mascot
17 Saturday Mar 2018
Posted in 2018 February Glenelg, Uncategorized
Corvette Day and All Chevrolet Day – both in February 2018.
17 Saturday Mar 2018
Posted in 2018 February Glenelg, Uncategorized
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Polo on the Beach
13 Saturday Jan 2018
Posted in 2018 January, Uncategorized
The Photographer
The Busker
The Drunk – an interesting story and a lesson why it is always a good thing to have a camera with you whenever you can.
I was sitting in the Jetty Bar at Glenelg having a drink and listening to live music with my wife when the drunk (his words) at the next table said, “Excuse me. I am drunk. Can I ask you a question?”. I said. “Sure.” He asked, “Are you a photographer?” I said, “No. But it is my hobby.” He said, “Would you take my photo?” As luck had it, I had the right camera and lens to take a suitable photo in a dark bar. I said, “No problem” and he struck a nice pose. He was most polite. I have yet to see him again so that I can give him a print.
