another self portrait I took with timer. used natural light again.
This is an office block in Canberra. There is strange optical illusion from this angle as the building seems to partially tilt backwards.
Taken on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin Canberra, ACT. It was rather cold down on the edge of the lake!
“Photography is all about Light. it is also about always having your camera with you :) “ This lovely manifestation of Light was taken on Mountain Creek Road, between Wee Jasper and Canberra in the late afternoon…
Dale and Courtney
Canberra’s Commonwealth Ave. Bridge at 6:05 at Night taken from the North Side under the Bridge.
Models: / Joshuaseven / DuncanL
Black Mountain over Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra
Featured in “Canberra”
Night shot of the High Court of Australia and the foreshore of Lake Burley Griffin.
white chair at the floriade tulip festival in canberra
“Cones” is a polished stainless steel sculpture by Bert Flugelman and is located in the Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery of Australia. Canon EOS 30D, Canon 18-55mm
image flipped upside down to add a different perspective to this image. / / My blog
even technology gets confused / hehhe just having alittle fun with some pictures of my mate in his halloween costume
Early morning on Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra, ACT. Canon EOS 30D, Canon 55-200mm Image straight from the camera with no manipulation.
Australian flag in the Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery of Australia. Canon EOS 30D, Canon 18-55
War Memorial on ANZAC Parade in Canberra.
Dwell Dwell is an exhibition that explores what goes on behind the backlit curtain, the shut door at night and the transient, temporary inhabitation of public places to reveal the quiet tension that exists in suburbia. With slight voyeuristic curiosity and her camera, Lauren Hewitt captures the inhabited spaces of our everyday lives. Opening: Thursday 5th Nov. at 6pm / M16 Artspace / 16 Mildura Street Fyshwick Dwell runs until Sunday 15 November 2009.
The 3016 prepares to roll down to the next set of points to run up to the other end of the carriages. The 3016 was built by Beyer Peacock and Company, UK, and placed in service in 1903-04.After steaming 2,033,200 miles or 3,253,120 km (the most for any of its class), the engine was withdrawn from service in February, 1972. 3016 was bought by the Australian Historical Rail Society in 1977 and members restored it to working condition between 1986 and 1989.
I’ve decide to reduce my markup by 18% to celebrate 18 months here on redbubble, today. This reduction takes effect from today until next Friday 6 November 2009. (Please see times below). This applies to all of my products: cards, matted prints, mounted prints, canvas prints, framed prints etc except my calendars (as they are already cheap enough…lol…) It is also only 8 weeks today until Christmas Eve, so now is a great time to start thinking about Christmas presents for your loved ones, friends, family and even YOU. I even have a few Christmas cards to get you in the mood. So, please leap on over to My Bubblesite or My Profile / and pick up a bargain today. You won’t be disappointed and then you’ll feel all warm and fuzzy inside knowing that you have done all of of Christmas shopping, already. This Christmas Sale ends Friday 6 November 2009, at 10:30am Adelaide (Australia) time (or 11:00am Melbourne, Australia). Or midnight on Thursday 5 November 2009, Greenwich Mean Time (London, UK). For other countries, please work it out accordingly. I’ve had a blast these past 18 months, here on redbubble, and I wanted to give something back to you. Thank you for all of your support, comments, encouragement and for giving me the confidence to learn and grow with my art, in this short time. Here’s to many, many more months on the bubble. Cheers very much indeed. Elana /
The roof at the entry of the new National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. A lot of wood panelling features around the building, great EOD potential!! Featured: / Shapes & Patterns / / The Roof – National Portrait Gallery, Canberra
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