The 3.2 ShooterThis photo has been post-edited to create that cross-processed, slightly vignetted look. Yes… It’s my attempt to do a digital lomo without having to get on of those “now over priced because it’s chic” toy cameras. Making do with what I have and a bit of help from Aperture goes a long way…
Something I have from my photo library… I was looking through my old shots when I thought, why didn’t I upload this photo?
Another hibiscus photo. It seems I’ve an incredible affinity with hibiscuses.
Well… There were times I’d doubted that the eyes on this Australian pelican were real. In fact the whole bird looks fake… Until he/she gave me the evil eye.
I swear this hyena looks sexy… Until he returned me eye contact. :'(
I’ve not seen any like this before. They’re so cute!
This statue here reminds me of Church of the Holy Cross, a church I used to attend.
A replica of the original. This church has special novenas devoted to the infant Jesus, which is usually implored by people of urgent requests.
That’s my Mum lighting up candles. Somehow we seem to do that whenever we come to Bullsbrook church, and it’s become a tradition for us.
It’s like bad premonition… Grey skies, bleak outlook.
Doesn’t remind you of Futurama and that 80s song, “Mr Roboto”? That’s how I’ll probably look like in scrap metal…
That looks a bit like some future-junk artillery. Reminds me of that Mad Max movie…
The heat is unbearable there. The flies make it worst. It would have been better if I were here in Spring. Another rock formation for geography lovers
Are my eyes playing tricks on me? That seal sure looks happy.
The seagulls told me they’ve got to rush home. No time for chit-chats.
Madonna sang about saving the world in 4 minutes. Here I am being forced to stay at the beach for only 4 minutes. Do you think it’s sufficient or even worthwhile to stay at Cape Le Grand for lesser than 4 minutes after traveling 56km to see it? Even my Mum’s disappointed.
I took it from the car. Somehow, my gut feeling told me that’s Frenchman’s Peak. I wished I’d the chance to trek it.
Sudden strong waves make this place rather dangerous for kids. But it’s really cool to have the waves crash into you.
I spent almost 2 hours travelling to and fro from Lucky Bay at Cape Le Grand National Park. Nice views, but the company I had, made it sucked. Don’t ever travel with relatives.
I saw a postcard picture take from the same position I’d done here. But it’s part of a montage of various landscapes of Esperance.