A giant golden bee sitting on top of a building in Melbourne. I don’t know why. But it looks good against the blue sky. Photograph taken on Nikon D60.
Category: Photography
Scarebear’s photography including guitar, nature, architectural and macro themes.
Museum in the sky
The museum by the river in Brisbane with a beautiful blue sky behind. Photograph taken on FujiFilm FinePix S5700.
Wheel of Brisbane
The Wheel of Brisbane—a ferris wheel located in South Bank at Brisbane, Queensland. Photograph taken on FujiFilm FinePix S5700.
Dolphins
Dolphins swimming off the coast of northern New South Wales at Byron Bay. Photograph taken on Fujifilm FinePix S5700.
Seagull midflight
While photographing the light house at Fingal Head, I managed to capture this seagull midflight. Photograph taken on Nikon D60.
Waterfall in sunlight
I took this photograph in the middle of the day—making the slower exposure trickier to manage—while still managing to capture an appropriate amount of water movement.
The photograph was taken on my film SLR—believed to have been a Canon AE-1—on a tripod in the Nerima Gardens in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia.
Butcherbird in Mount Crosby
I photographed this butcherbird on my mother’s verandah—which is a deck if you’re not Australian—using her Nikon SLR. I don’t recall the model of camera, but it was before the digital SLR world took over from film.
Photograph originally uploaded to Flick in 2005.
Butterfly finally resting in a tree
Butterflies are tricky to photograph as they are always in motion. I managed to stick with one on a day that it took a small rest in a tree in our back yard.
Photograph taken sometime prior to 2005 when this image was originally uploaded to my Flickr account. Camera unknown.
Coastal apartments
This apartment block sat between the apartment I was staying in and the coastline. Luckily I felt it was a good architectural photographic composition. Photograph taken on Canon PowerShot S2 IS.
Curlew resting on one leg
I found this curlew (which I believe is a Bush Stone Curlew) resting on one leg in a local animal reserve. Just after I took this photograph, the curlew revealed it’s second leg (which had been tucked up into its body). Photograph taken on the Canon PowerShot S2 IS digital camera.