Musings of a displaced Australian Photographer in Seattle, USA
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I took this image inside the Peterborough Cathedral in England and I’m not sure why I waited so long to post it. I’m not really a religious person so it wasn’t anything like that at all. I looked at this a few weeks ago and thought, this would make the perfect image to post on...
As glad as I am to have my SLR back from the repair shop, I’m always amazed at the power of cameras attached to other devices like smart phones. These days, just about every other peripheral has within it some kind of a camera, enabling ALL of us to showcase images of our lives around...
You’ve seen it from the front. You’ve seen it from afar. Now… the view from the beach. This vantage of the lighthouse was something that I only noticed on my way back to the car park after shooting the the tide coming in across the beach shoreline. After I spent 30 minutes on the shore,...
Caesar! There’s a town in England called Bath. Aptly named for its origins and Roman constructors, the town is a huge tourist venue on the western side of London. It’s not hard to see the town’s ancestry, even from a few kilometres away. Giant church steeples rise over the hillside and the building architecture flips...
I posted this last night on Twitter, and simply had to share it again today. I was struggling at my desk at work (yes, this is the view from my desk) because of the bright sunlight shining in through the window. I stopped trying to dodge the sunlight and stopped working, stood up, and took...
I’ve gotta say that shooting in and around the Lawrence Mills has been a highlight of my photographic time in this life. You rarely get to visit something so old and historic, let alone take the time to really get to know it and photograph it. Bob Lussier was kind enough to take the time...
