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Never a dull moment at Cradle Mountain, we spent 3 days there.
Day 1 = Sun
Day 2 = Rain
Day 3 = Snow
This is an area that I would like to return to and spend more time exploring and doing the different hikes.
Surfcoast /Great Ocean Road trip.
Bakers Oven - Sometimes we get so entrenched in the main subject that we forget to take a look around and see different things that can capture our interest. Trying to get a sunset shot, however, the weather wasn’t cooperating. Luckily the moon was peeking from around the clouds and I was presented with this image.
Seeing as I dropped my camera on my last photo shoot, I now have time to process a few images from my trek along the Bellarine and Great Ocean Road.
This image is one of the piers at Queenscliff, taken just after sunrise, Queenscliff always gives me good memories of times that I spent with friends at this location.
The Split Point lighthouse at Aireys Inlet is always a wonderful subject to photograph from different perspectives. This image was taken just before a storm hit the area, luckily made it back to the car just before it pelted down.
When its sunny in Melbourne you get your camera and head to somewhere you enjoy taking photos, the Exhibition Building is one of those places that gives you some many perspectives. . . . .
A view of the Exhibition building from one of its beautiful ponds. Hoping you have a wonderful weekend Melbourne, Cheers Rob
Decided that I needed to get going with some new images as I been pretty lazy of late. This is an image of some of Melbournes most iconic buildings, Australia 108, Eureka Tower, Crown Casino on a cloudless sunset. The Boatbuilders Yard was great for a top up refreshment as well.
I had the opportunity to get away for a couple of days and explore areas that I had never taken images of before. This location is now easily one of my favourites. There wasn't much detail in the sky but it didn’t matter because nothing could have taken my focus off the textures of these amazing rock formations.
A rare opportunity to photograph the sea stacks at Gibsons Steps from a different view, Hope you enjoy the image
Long exposure of the sea stacks at Gibsons Steps on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Taken on my Nikon D750, ISO 100, 16-35mm lens, f/13 @ 30 secs.
This was an amazing opportunity to photograph such an illusive animal. I was on my balcony relaxing and watching the sun go down as this little Bat came in to hang. He was little less than three metres away from me so I ran inside grabbed the sony and SNAP. He even showed the curtsey to look straight into the lens.