2012 Road-trip up the NSW coast Day 5 of 6 This journal entry highlights 'Day 5 of 6' of my road-trip with my good friend up the east coast of NSW back in 2012. We never been to Port Macquarie so it was a great opportunity…
It's approaching the end of financial year and in the world of business, it's another Christmas! Well, today it certainly felt like it when I met someone, lets call that person Santa, who had a few surprises in their camera bag. My source informs me that…
Today in Sydney the weather is absolutely dreadful, I had some time off from work, and was inspired to finish editing these pics I took over a year ago in Newcastle during a landscape photography road-trip half way up the east coast of Australia with my…
Here is the first part of the "Fitness spirit" photo shoot. The theme is holistic training, where cross-fitness meets spiritual development. This segment shows the scenes of stillness, serenity, joy, inner reflection and soft exercise. The model for this shoot was the lovely Nadine Groat. She radiates…
Life in the fast lane This image conveys the rapid urban development, emerging middle-class (with more income and prosperity), and the Americanization of the Chinese culture. This particular street, named Wangfujing, meaning "Prince's Mansion well" (after a sweet tasting water well was unearthed during the construction…
This couples photo shoot took 3.5 hours with Maddy May and her friend Jacob. We endured high winds and sand-blasting at Balmoral beach located in North Sydney. My eyes, ears, hair and pockets copped most of the sand and my models did really well to carry…
Blue Haze at Blue Hour It's twilight (aka blue hour) and as the sun sets off to one side of the horizon, darkness begins to takeover, and a blue mist lingering over the valley becomes more visible. This phenomenon is where the Blue Mountains receives it's…
The southern side of Hong Kong, just one half of the alluring "Pearl of the Orient", a British/Chinese mega-metropolis that covers a very little portion of China's vast landmass. It is one of the world's leading international financial centers, this business district, where the international exchange…
Metropolis, SYD Another place I call home, so many of Sydney’s landmarks can be seen from here including (from left to right) St. Mary’s Cathedral, Centrepoint tower, Fort Denison, QVB, Sydney Opera House, Anzac Bridge, The Rocks and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Xizha Watertown - Venice of the East A picturesque ancient water town in Wuzhen that has more than 1300 years of history, built south of the Yangtze River, these canals divide the town into 6 districts. Delicate wood carvings and stonework decorate the bridges, streets and…