Musings of a displaced Australian Photographer in Seattle, USA
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...
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...
If you’re from Launceston, you beer of choice is Boag’s. If you’re from Hobart, you drink Cascade. It’s that simple. It’s an age-old battle that’s up there with the Lakers vs. Celtics, Red vs. Blue, or Hulk Hogan vs. Andre The Giant. Truth be told, if I had to choose I’d pick Boag’s. It’s simply...
I’ve been enjoying sharing some more images from my time in London lately so I figured hey, what better place to choose an image for my next screencast post from, right? Right! The subject of the screencast today is an old bench in a country town in England, called Lacock. Its claim to fame is...
There are things in this world that I’ve always… always (and I mean always) wanted to witness. Up on that list are climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge, witnessing an Aurora Borealis, going to Ayer’s Rock, and among others, dawn at Stonehenge. I’ve been waiting to post this image for a while… I wanted to make...
I absolutely loving going through my archive of images. It’s fun to revisit these images with fresh “processing eyes” but also to re-live the memories of my travels. Places like Cradle Mountain in the north of Tasmania, where my image for today was taken. This is one of the mid-way points of a hike I...
It’s the middle of April and I’ve had enough of the rainy weather. I don’t know about you… but this is the time of year when I just want it to be sunny and warm again. If it can’t be warm outside… what better way to make it so than a photograph of the scorching...
