3 riders on one of the many tracks at Lysterfield Lake Park. Some tracks are single tracks and some are much wider like this one which is actually more a road in the park.
Cat on the desk
Moving away from some of my nature shots, I thought I’d share with you one from our home. This is Smokey who likes to lie on my husband’s desk, whether or not he is working there. On this occasion Graham was at work and Smokey decided the desk was his bed for the day.
Silhouette of a gum tree
Magpie-lark
This Magpie-lark was very chatty as it came towards me at Lysterfield Park. Think it might have thought I was good for some food but I wasn’t carrying any.
Gum tree reaching for the sky
Kangaroo Buck
This large grey kangaroo buck had his females close by feeding while he just lay and watched. He was aware of me and looked at me often but wasn’t disturbed enough to get up and move. He was content to let me snap photos of him. P.S. Like these photos? You can purchase a high…
Walking a path
This is the path I was walking when I came across the family of kangaroos. I just love the Australian countryside – the gum trees have such character and all quite different. P.S. Like these photos? You can purchase a high resolution copy for download, or a print copy at http://australianphotos.ifp3.com
Bird fluttering in tree
Although this photo isn’t sharp, I really like it. I was trying to get shots of birds flitting in a wattle tree but they were moving incredibly quickly and I was unable to get any good shots of them sitting on a branch. So, imagine my surprise, when I got home to load the photos…
Revisting Lysterfield Lake Park
Yesterday I went back to Lysterfield Lake Park for a wander around as my husband went on his regular weekly mountain bike ride. I thought at first I would have to settle for landscape shots (not that that’s a bad thing) but then I chanced upon two small families of kangaroos. So, for the next…
Australian Photography
Do you like the photos you’ve been seeing here? Have you seen any you’d like to have a copy of – either in digital or print format? Well, now you can. I’ve been researching sites available to photographers for the purpose of providing images for sale. And I wanted to be able to provide those…
The Rocky Mountaineer on its journey
We went through barren land, mountains, alongside rivers and lakes, through lush fields and saw glaciers and snow. In two days we covered a lot of countryside – all types of countryside.
Inside tunnels – the Rocky Mountaineer
We went through several tunnels. This first one has rock slides above the track to keep rocks from off the track – instead they slide down a slope into the lake. The train was quite long and the tracks quite curvy which gave me many opportunities for taking photos of the train.