Syndey
Harbour (Australia) at Sunset. Taken from a boat on the Ocean. Canon EOS Rebel,
Canon 35-80mm lens, Kodak Royal Gold 100 film. It was as pleasant there as it
looks.
The
Sydney Harbour Bridge. Costs $4 to cross it one way.
Day 2 in Australia. This monster appears on the wall. This beast is a huntsman
spider.
Murray
at the Three Sisters. Katoomba, New South Wales. Kodak Royal Gold 400 film.
Canon EOS Rebel, Canon 35-80mm lens.
Laughing
kookaburra. Glenbrook, New South Wales. Canon EOS Rebel. Vivitar 100-300mm
lens. Kodak Royal Gold 400. It turns out he was laughing at me
.
Kookaburra - Glenbrook - Fuji Velvia
A
blue winged kookaburra.
2
Shots of a tawny frogmouth. A nocturnal bird.
While
reloading my other camera, this bird swoops down and lands on the lens of
my Canon Eos Rebel.
I
cant even turn my back for a second. This time a sulpher crested cockatoo
starts attacking my tripod.
3
wild cockatoos with a currawong sitting on a picnic table in Glenbrook, NSW
The
lighthouse up at byron bay.
This
should be my licence plate - COCKA2
A
view from up in the Blue Mountains looking into the city of Penrith, NSW off
in the distance.
The
three sisters in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains.
Termite
Mound, Kakadu National Park near Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Canon
EOS 50, Canon 28-80mm lens. Fujichrome Velvia Film. This 20 foot tall mound
is home to millions of termites.
Here
we are beside a *small* termite mound - just to show you the size of this
things. Canon EOS Rebel, Canon 28-80mm lens, Kodak Royal Gold 400 film. Grainy.
A
termite mound, in the middle of town... Check out the phone booth in the background.
Fuji Velvia - crisp and sharp.
Another
big termite mound... Note my camera tripod lying against the front of it.
Fuji Velvia
Sunset.
Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Canon EOS 50. Vivitar 100-300mm lens.
Fujichrome Velvia film. On this hot day in Darwin the temperature was about
43°C and the humidity was close to 100%. Hot and sticky.
People gathering on the beach at darwin.
Sunset.
Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Canon EOS 50. Vivitar 100-300mm lens.
Fujichrome Velvia film. People gather on this beach every nite for the sunset.
Sunset.
Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Canon EOS 50. Vivitar 100-300mm lens.
Fujichrome Velvia film. Here are all of those people gathered on the beach
for sunset.
Katherine
Gorge. Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm
lens. Fujichrome Velvia Film. Don't swim here unless you want to be eaten
by crocs.
Katherine
Gorge. Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia. Minolta SRT101. Vivitar 17-28mm
lens. Fujichrome Velvia Film.
This
is a MAGNETIC ANTILL. All of these anthills (and the forest is full of them)
face 8 degrees west of north. They are only a few inches thick, but close
to 1.5 metres high. Canon EOS Rebel, Kodak Royal Gold 400 film.
The
Entrance to Kakadu National Park.
Ayers
Rock - 'nuff said. Canon EOS Rebel, Kodak Royal Gold 400 film.
What a horrible day to visit the rock - rainy and cloudy.
Here
is Dave and Rhonda at the Rock. Very rainy, miserable day. Canon EOS Rebel,
Kodak Royal Gold 400 film. hence the grumpy looks on our faces.
The
very scary trail that led up the side of the rock. We couldn't go up because
the trail was closed because of all the rain. We didn't feel like risking
the $1000 fine either. Canon EOS Rebel, Kodak Royal Gold 400 film.
A
Sign that you would see in the Northern Territory... OK.
A
little saloon in Alice Springs... "Casual Dress or Bugger Off"
Here
I am in the Northern Territory in Australia preparing supper. We rented a
Toyota LandCruiser Campervan. The best way to travel! Canon EOS Rebel, Kodak
Royal Gold 400 film, flash.
Here
is another shot of the rented campervan from Brits Australia.
On the Adelaide River, these giant salt water crocodiles leap straight up
out of the water and grab onto meat hung over the edge of the boat... These
crocs are about 4-5 metres long (15 feet)
As
the crocs jumped for meat, any stray bits werre quickly scooped up by the
hungry hawks circling around.
Australian Pelican - Taken at Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort in Denham, Western Australia. Canon EOS Rebel, Vivitar 100-300mm lens, Kodak Royal Gold 400 film. Nasty guys with big beaks.
A typical road sign you see while driving around Australia. Looks weird to me, but commonplace there.
Two people walking a trail at Monkey Mia in Western Australia.
At 26 degrees south of the equator, there is a sign to mark that grand location. Big deal.
The roads and the skies seem to go on forever here.
Small Drop Tail Lizard - Great Ocean Road near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He wasn't bothering anyone, just hanging out.
The twelve Apostles rock formation along the great ocean road.
A store front window in the town of Cockatoo, Victoria.
Some wild cockatoos flying around in Victoria. Motion blurred
A yellow tailed black cockatoo chewing on a pine cone. Grainy hi-speed film.
Great Adventures Raft on the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia. Canon EOS Rebel, Sigma 28-80mm lens, Kodak Royal Gold 100 film. The real magic here was under the water. The Great Barrier reef is unbeleiveable!
Looks like a log floating? Its a giant salt water crocodile about 5 metres long (15 feet)
