walking with the new Fuji the lens is capable of a lot of detail
beach scene in Byron and one of Australia’s surf royalties, Rusty Miller
beautiful colours and jpeg straight out of the camera good control of available light and great b&w
So here we go: photos from the Fujifilm X100s square and b&w with a lot of detail opening the door to new experimentation even if it doesn’t always work…
and here are the last pictures that conclude the journey back in Bangalow Inverell Oberon
After the south coast the bike-trip went very quickly and without a lot of photo stops through the Victorian Alps to the sunken Tallangatta on the Murray and back through the Snowy Mountains
avoiding yet another big city – Melbourne – we took the ferry from Queenscliff to Sorrento which provided an unusual view of the beast extremely windy south coast beach of Sorrento
finally the Great Ocean Road excellent colours but it came with extreme winds and rain
back to the south coast Portland woodchip harbour towards the Great Ocean Road with lots of wind and therefore windfarms
Expect more SQUARE pics because a Fujifilm x100s has joined my Nikon D600 to generate beautiful, square pictures
Driving along the Coorong with beautiful views of water and dunes reminded me of northern Germany
moving from brown to green a sudden change of the land in South Australia and we’re back to civilisation and over-the-top commercialism
Salt Australia lots of salt lakes along the Stuart Hwy in South Australia along with the railway bright and white salt with rust
getting into Coober Pedy red road on moon landscape hic sunt opals beware of holes in the ground
the Alice bike trip photo diary – next chapter leaving Alice Springs to go south the beamer turned 60 too! going past camels on the long road
after 30 years Elmar and I go back to the magic place in the East MacDonnell Ranges what was a cute idea in 1983 turned into reality in 2013 its all magic its all still there majic
here are some quirky shots from Alice Springs the second hand shop the medicine tree Elmar’s haircut (it is much too hot…)
I have finally arrived in Alice Springs with the editing of my bike-trip photos YES ! Desert Palms Resort with 2 long-range bikes the (at the moment – and usually) dry Todd River
first pictures of the Devil’s Marbles there will be more in the Landscapes Gallery
i am getting closer to Alice Springs with the edits NT road-art – thanks to the termites Devil’s Pebbles close to Threeways/Tennant Creek Yes, we’re still on the bike and leathers in temperatures around 40 degrees
some curious onlookers most of Queensland and the NT are absolutely dry just after sunrise at Barkly Homestead
to be on the road in outback Australia is quite simply fascinating
a trip is about travelling so here are the bikes here is the outlook and this is the sort of beast that you can meet on Australian roads
back from the bike-trip to Alice Springs here are the first few photos of course there is a lot of road to be seen there will be some more pictures to come some will be obvious, some not so
We’re getting ready. On monday Elmar and myself are going on a big bike-trip to Alice Springs then on to Adelaide, Great Ocean Road, Snowy Mountains and back to Byron Bay. I am taking the camera, but the blog will be dormant for the month of september.
playing around with some shots I took in Ballina on friday waiting for the bike to be serviced getting for the big trip to Alice Springs Nikon, it is time you issued firmware with the option to go square!
This photo, taken in London last year, just won me the second prize in the Ocean Shores Art Expo. Topic: It’s all about the light “Lucy in the sky with diamonds”
some more catching up with the Brisbane trip gatherings everywhere and getting home
more art in Brisbane
a few (boring?) shots depicting contemporary living