A Black-Winged stilt ponders infinity on the shores of Lake Monger.

Toogoom, QLD.

The earth’s shadow is rent on a pink dusk sky above the Beelbi Creek at low tide.

Toogoom, QLD.

There’ something wonderfully simplistic about ‘dashboard photography’.  The premise is that as dusk approaches, you crank up the F stop and increase the exposure time to let in a fair bit of light.  This, coupled with your forward velocity at 30.58ms-1 coupled with the undefined velocity of vehicles heading towards you lends itself not only to a fairly interesting picture, but one which is truly unique as it would be nigh on impossible to replicate.

Simple, sure, but simplicity does not in anyway dictate beauty.

I’d also not recommend you to try this at home while driving…

I’ve been on a very relaxing sojourn down south the last three days hence the lack of photos.  The good news though is that three days exploring the wonders of Pemberton, Manjimup and Bridgetown means I’m armed with quite a few images which I’ll start posting from tomorrow.

Crisp in name and nature.  Gorgeous crepuscular rays soar majestically above the rain clouds surrounding the sunset at North Beach.

Layers of lit clouds linger over the setting sun.  North Beach.

Pancake sun will get us all in the end!

A pin head of light in a sea of cloud, sky and water.

28/02/2009

A last minute freak chance capture of the pink glow of a sunset, shot from my office no less.

City Beach – 24/02/2009