I spotted this happy lady enjoy the kiddies rides in a park on the Gold Coast. I didn’t want to get close in case I frighted her away, so I had to use a 600mm lens. I would have loved to have filled the lens. Queensland, Australia.
Monthly Archives: December 2017
The Rocks
Yippee for Snapper Rocks on the fabulous Gold Coast. Hooray, it’s morning. Queensland, Australia.
Hooray For The Rays
Hooray for the rays late afternoon from Hobart looking across to Sandy Bay – a suburb of the city of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, located immediately south of the central business district, and adjoins the suburb of Battery Point. Yippee, love the beam of light.
Testing One, Two, Three
Mishka resting the water depth at Polar Bear Shores in Sea World. While I was there the little lady would raise her paw in an attempt to dive into the water. That happened three times, but each time, she gave up and went in from a lower part of the pool. Queensland, Australia.
The Fisherman
I’d sat this man is off to do a spot of fishing. What do you reckon? Snapped him at Stanley on the docks in the early morning light. Stanley is a town on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Australia. Yippee.
She Doesn’t Eat Burgers & Fries
She loves burgers and fries – I bet she does. Snapped this picture in Hosier Lane, Melbourne: You can walk down the famous bluestone laneway and admire the street art that has made the Melbourne urban art scene known across the globe. Take in the dizzying array of colours, characters and shapes created by local and international artists alike. Victoria, Australia.
Tatiana
Professional surfer Tatiana Weston-Webb in action at wonderful Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast. And she’s smiling for the camera. Tatiana is a Brazilian/American surfer from Kauai, Hawaii. Queensland, Australia.
Trawler In The Sun
Gold Coast trawler out to sea early morning catching prawns for Christmas. Well I bloody well hope it is. Queensland, Australia.
Mount Agung
This is Mount Agung, the volcano I snapped from Sanur in Bali, Indonesia, a few months ago. The volcano had not erupted since 1963 – until a few weeks ago. Flights were cancelled, people were angry, as a plume of volcanic ash and steam shot over 6000 metres into the sky. I wish I had been there when that happened. 
The Flight Pattern
The flight pattern appears to be one way only on the gull riddled Gold Coast. Queensland, Australia.
Richard Tommy Campion - Photographer 