Red Algae Bloom
Unusual red algae bloom in Westgate Park salt lake, under the Westgate bridge.
Unusual red algae bloom in Westgate Park salt lake, under the Westgate bridge.
Fifteen shots from the lovely Pont Nepean National Park, past Portsea. Continue Reading →
Quick painting on plywood I did this morning. It is based on a photo you can see on this page. It is of a fishing boat in the bay of Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia. (Three hours down the great Ocean Road from Melbourne.)
Twenty two shots from around Warrnambool bay, Stingray bay, Lady bay, Thunder point, Warrnambool breakwater and surrounding beach area.
The water is so clear and colourful down that way. Warrnambool is around 3 hours out of Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road. Click here to see all 22 photos on one page. Photos include Continue Reading →
Twenty four shots from around the Bellarine peninsula, all from my instagram feed. Click here to see all 24 photos on one page. Photos are as follows; 
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Twelve shots from around the Bellarine Peninsula, all from my instagram feed. Click here to see all twelve photos on one page. Photos are as follows;
Bunch of lovely pig-face plants found on the foreshore area in Barwon Heads, Victoria, Australia.
Here are five more of my Instagram edited shots. Click here to see all five photos on one page.
Photos include here are “Mini Flowers“, “Countryside”, “Kangaroo Paw”, “Yellow Poker” & “Lake Mokoan Tree”
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Here are the first of my Instaagram edited shots. Click Here to see all five on one page.
These five are on a ‘beach’ theme and include an orange starfish, a surfer, lighthouse window, Balnarring pier, and some white seaweed.
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First posted June 2011
Small jetty in the wetlands found at the back of Williamstown High School
First posted May 2011
Agave leaf with water drops. Some of my first testing with my new camera (Canon 550D). Selective colourization for fun!
First posted 3rd April 2007
Close up of new growth on a young Frangipani tree. They have beautiful delicate flowers which smell terrific. Being in Melbourne it is a struggle to keep them looking good, but many people do well, although Queenslanders have a far better time of it.
First posted 7th October 2006
These tiny thin flowers were found in a greenhouse section at the Cranbourne Boatnical Gardens. I’m afraid I don’t know the type of plant, but each flower head here was only about 5cm high at this point. They remind me of someone trying to create a shadow puppet of a dog with their hand!
First posted 21st August 2006
Sunset over lake Mokoan, near Wangaratta, three hours north of Melbourne. This lake and many others are particularly dry at the moment, and tight water restrictions are in force.
First posted 25th October 2009
Beautiful white seaweed washed up on the beach in Phillip Island. It would go well with this red seaweed.
First posted 17th January 2009
I love how nature rejuvenates itself after a fire or other such catastrophe. I particularly love the bright green colours of new growth against the harsh charcoal colours of the tree trunks.
First posted 17th September 2008
Adjacent to the Eastern Freeway, just off Doncaster Road is this reserve which includes some lovely flowering fruit trees.
First posted 2nd June 2008
Row of sitting ducks in the Stoney Creek Backwash in Spotswood.
First posted 31st May 2008
Threatened with extinction, these hooded plovers are found on the beach in Anglesea, Victoria. There are apparently only about 600 left within Victoria. You can see the Split Point Lighthouse off in the distance.
