This waterfall and surrounding rainforest is called the Pool of Siloam. It is located near the town of Leura in the Blue Mountains just over an hour west of Sydney.
Leura
Bronte Bliss
Carve
A single frame cropped panorama of an early morning surfer at Bronte beach.
Purple Haze
Ross Jones Memorial Pool, Coogee NSW.
Opera House
Opera House, sandstone, ficus. Sydney?
Sydney Harbour
Seven image panorama stitched in Photoshop CC. Shot on a Sony A7R paired with a Canon 24-105L@35mm/60" exposures.
Pretty Lady
One of the truly beautiful and endearing things about Sydney is her harbour. Many would argue it's what makes Sydney the place that it is. Ask any non-local to name a feature of Sydneytown and I'm confident most would say "the Harbour Bridge" or "the Opera House". We all know where these landmarks are located... on that stunning harbour.
These shots were taken on a day following a week of inclement weather. A week where Sydney had been battered by a powerful east coast low that had blown in off the ocean. I couldn't get over how clean and clear everything appeared that morning. How still it was. The harbour resembled a lake more than a tidal water and the rain had given everything a much needed rinse. The city glistened two fold, reflected in the dead calm water that makes her what she is.
A very pretty lady.
BRONTE BATHS
Hometown
I'm a Canberran. A native of the capital of Australia. Canberra. That's right.
Proud? I like to think so. I moved from "home" a few years ago, looking for a change. For something different. Indeed, I have found that change, in place and self, but like to return to my stomping ground every now and then, re-connect with what I left behind. Photography has changed the way I view my birthplace. I see it through fresh eyes. Or eye, if I'm looking through the viewfinder. Once bored, grey, stuck, comfy, still. Before.
Now. Space. Quiet. Beauty. Design. Serene. Proud.
