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Abstract Photography
Recently I have turned my attention to producing abstract photographs out of my images to add an extra dimension to my photographic work.
Here are some recent examples:
Made from image taken at our local St Vincent DePaul shop.
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Canberra Uberman
Canberra Uberman was a pseudonym I used while I was an Uber Driver, I used to take lots of photos around Canberra between rides.
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The Johanna TG326 #TheClippertonProject
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Originally posted on Geokult Travel:
The Johanna with sails up (Photo: Ingi Sorensøn https://youpic.com/photographer/Ingis/) This post is a dedication to the lovely Johanna TG326, our main mode of transport when we were in the Faroe Islands on a residency with…
Kirkjubøur
Yesterday we visited the village of Kirkjubøur
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Tagged Church, Faroe Islands, Kirkjubøur, photography, travel photography
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Torshavn
From the last few days hanging out in Torshavn
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Flower Mystery Revealed.
Flower from the Cockspur Coral Tree
I came across this beautiful flower growing on the banks of Cabbage Tree Creek, Aspley, Queensland. It is know as the Cockspur Coral Tree.
Flowering Basil
I recently photographed this beautiful flowering Basil in my back yard.
A Flower in My Garden
Any idea what flower this is?
Unidentified flower
This flower was photographed late this afternoon in my front garden, if budding botanist can identify it, common name is sufficient, please leave a comment.
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Swanning around Lake Ginninderra
This photo was taken on the shores or our local lake this afternoon. The reflections are just astounding.
Those were the days
This photograph of was actually taken from my cell phone. It highlights some of the great effects available just on your phone.
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Reflections of Beauty II
This image was captured today on a visit to Uriara Crossing, on the Murrumbidgee River.
Water Skimmers on the Murrumbidgee River
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Reflections of Beauty
This morning I found the glint of light reflecting on beads of water on my freshly painted deck just beautiful.
Meeting with Bill Gammage
What a privilege it is to have met such a gentle and knowledgeable man
On Monday, Martin Drury and I were very privileged to spend some time with acclaimed researcher and writer Bill Gammage.
Bill Gammage © Tracey Benson
We had a great time discussing his book The Biggest Estate on Earth. The book documents early European impressions of Australia, proving that there were existing sophisticated land management systems in place. The Allen & Unwin website states about the book:
Explodes the myth that pre-settlement Australia was an untamed wilderness revealing the complex, country-wide systems of land management used by Aboriginal people.
Across Australia, early Europeans commented again and again that the land looked like a park. With extensive grassy patches and pathways, open woodlands and abundant wildlife, it evoked a country estate in England. Bill Gammage has discovered this was because Aboriginal people managed the land in a far more systematic and scientific fashion than we have ever realised.
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 II
What I want for Christmas
Olympus OM-D E-M5 II
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 II is a pretty awesome little mirrorless camera with up to 40 megapixel in multi-exposure mode. See the review on Digital Photography Review http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympus-om-d-e-m5-ii
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Walls of Jerusalem, Tasmania – A Photo Essay
Here are some photos of a bushwalk I did at the Walls of Jerusalem in 2008
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Me on the way down
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Sawtell Sunset – A Photo Essay
Here are a few pictures taken from Boambee Creek Reserve, Sawtell as the sun set over the hills.
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The Beach
The beach through fence
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Pokhara, Nepal – A Photo Essay
Further to my posts on Katmandu and Ama Dablam here are some more memories of Nepal from my visit in 2008 prior to the devastating earthquake.
These photos are around Pokhara, South of the Annapurna Region.
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A steep climb
Village children
The climb continues
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View from Australia Camp
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Ama Dablam Trek, Nepal – A Photo Essay
Further to my post on Katmandu here are some more memories of Nepal from my trek in 2008 prior to the devastating earthquake.
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A totally awe-inspiring trek in the Everest region of Nepal in November 2008.
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Kowmung River
View of Mt Everest
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Mt Everest to the right.
Namche Bazaar
Lodge on route to Ama Dablam
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Waterfall on way to Ama Dablam
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Katmandu, Nepal – A Photo Essay
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Originally posted on Geokult Travel:
The recent earthquake in Nepal has bought back memories of an unforgettable trip I did the Nepal in late 2008, I hope most, if not all, of these places are still standing.
Our Garden
Here are a few shots of our garden
Notre Dame, Paris – A Photo Essay
These pictures were taken during a stroll around Notre Dame in September 2013.
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Flowers around Alam Jiwa, Ubud, Bali – A Photo Essay
We had an overnight stay in Ubud, Bali where I had the opportunity to take these flower shots, enjoy.
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Other posts about Bali:
Candi Dasa – East Coast of Bali
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Tasman National Park, A Photo Essay
These photos are from a visit to the Tasman National Park, Tasmania, on a very hot day back in late January 2008.
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See other posts on Tasmania:
Dubrovnik, Croatia – A Photo Essay
We visited Dubrovnik as part of a ‘Sailing’ Croatia cruise from Split to Dobrovnik and return in October 2013. Although the cruise was promoted as a sailing cruise, the sails were not raised once over the nine day. We did however visit some beautiful seaside ports and villages along the way, including this one:
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Please have a look at our other posts on Croatia:
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As the Fog Lifts on Canberra – A Photo Essay
Originally posted on Geokult Travel
These pictures were taken on a beautiful autumn morning in Canberra around Lake Burley Griffin and Black Mountain just as the early fog was lifting on the city.
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Our Sawty Sortie – A Photo Essay
My wife Tracey and I have identified Sawtell New South Wales (affectionately known by the locals as Sawty), as a potential site for us to spend some time in future years . Here is a selection of shots of this stunning coastline taken on a recent sortie (short return trip).
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Other posts featuring Sawtell:
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Korora Sunrise, The Second Coming – A Photo Essay
Another beautiful sunrise this morning at Korora Beach, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales.
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See our other posts about Korora at Geokult Travel:
365 Places: Sunrise over the Pacific
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Cultural Strangers: Crossing Cultures
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Originally posted on Life in Russia:
An Introduction to: Cultural Strangers – Crossing Cultures It’s very fascinating that I’m getting to introduce some very special Guest bloggers at this time, I must admit that currently I’m going through a small…
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