I haven’t had much time for processing my photographs in recent times, but here’s a quick one I processed last week of 75 Mile Beach from my trip to Fraser Island with Darren Tierney and Simon Beedle. Also, I don’t have the internet at home at the moment either after moving house, so that’s why my blog posts have been scarce.

I lost count of the number of times we drove up and down this stretch of beach during our trip, but it was a lot! The photograph below was from one of our early morning drives down the beach to check out the Maheno shipwreck. I found the light facing North to be better on this particular morning, so decided to leave the shipwreck for another morning, as I wanted to shoot the Maheno from the front – facing south.

Just a quick post as I don’t have much time. A couple of dingo shots from Fraser Island. We saw quite a few dingoes while we were on the Island. The dingo in the photos below was probably the most relaxed of the lot.

Enjoy!

Hi guys,

Last week I was fortunate enough to spend a week on Fraser Island in sunny (besides the first two days we were there) Queensland with Darren and Simon. (Simon’s site is coming soon – bookmark that link)

Lake Mackenzie was a must shoot location while we were on the island, but little did we know when we first started planning the trip that it was closed for construction. We were determined to get in there somehow, and after talking with a tour guide we were advised of a way to sneak in. It involved quite a long walk up a sandy hill (which we ended up doing twice) but it was well worth the effort once we arrived at the lake. We had the lake all to ourselves at one point.

The photo below is from our second trip out to the lake. We realized on our first trip out there that we needed to arrive earlier in the day to see the water at its bluest, so we came back earlier.

Lake Mackenzie, Fraser Island - Click to view this photograph larger.

It has come to my attention that my site went down while I was away so I do apologize for the lack of updates and responses to comments. I have only just been able to log into the site myself as I’m still having trouble with it at home and can only view it at work when i’m not busy.

I was just going through some of my photographs from the last month and came across this one of Canal Rocks in Dunsborough that I quite liked. After a quick processing, this is what I came up with.

It was interesting watching the colours of the water change from white, to navy, to aqua, as it moved around between the rocks.

I’m off to Fraser Island tomorrow for a week of shooting, so I’ll be pretty quiet around here.

Thanks,

Beau

I thought I’d make a quick post with a new photo before the weekend begins.

This is one of my photographs from my trip down south with Clint – Redgate Beach. Despite what it may look like in the photo, it was windy and cold on this day. I suppose that’s what you get for going down south in the middle of winter, huh?

Make sure you click on it to see it larger.

I’ve also got a pano of this one, but i’ll post it a bit later on.

Hope everyone has a great weekend,

Beau

The morning of the second day of our trip gave us a nice sunrise to shoot. We had decided to go to Meelup Beach which turned out to be a good idea, for me at least. I’m not sure that Clint was really feeling it that morning. Enjoy.

A quick edit of this wave shot which I thought looked quite nice. I’m not a surfer by any means, but this does look like a pretty wave to my eye.