Boat photographic Journal Entries

7 creative works found

• 48 Hours In Hervey Bay
  by Darren Stones

  By Darren Stones – Freelance Photojournalist / Subscribe via RSS/Atom...

  By Darren Stones – Freelance Photojournalist / Subscribe via RSS/Atom World release Humpback whale photographs for sale Endless sandy beaches, a pier from here to forever and its very own whale festival; Qld’s Hervey Bay is a resort town growing faster than you can say “tail slap”. Humpback Whale Breach – Photograph For Sale > STAY HERE Great Sandy Straits Marina Resort – A popular resort with a 25 metre pool, two tennis courts and one, two and three bedroom apartments. Each has a private balcony where you can keep watch as boats come and go while you sip on a glass. www.greatsandystraits.com.au Peppers Pier Resort – The new kid on the block offers luxurious lodgings for couples, groups and families. Fives stars, with unrestricted views of the glorious bay, pier and World Heritage-Listed Fraser Island. http://www.peppers.com.au/Pier-Resort Delfinos Resort – Opposite the main swimming beach, Delfinos is family friendly and offers motel rooms through to spacious three bedroom apartments. A little easier on the purse strings and an excellent booking service provided. www.delfinos.com.au Delfinos Resort – Hervey Bay > PLAY HERE Hervey Bay Boat Club – Superbly appointed and overlooking the marina, it’s a top spot to spend a few hours. Built in a nautical theme, the club provides a beaut dining and entertainment experience. Excellent gourmet coffee shop. www.boatclub.com.au Torquay Hotel – An inviting pub right on the Esplanade, this place is abuzz each evening with outdoor dining a specialty. Laidback and welcoming. Nice outdoor heaters, too. Ph: 07 4125 2266 Torquay Hotel – Hervey Bay Hoolihans Irish Restaurant & Bar – With traditional Irish fare and a mix of Aussie tucker thrown in for good measure, this place prides itself on being open 11am till late 8 days a week. Live music Friday & Saturday nights. Ph: 07 4194 0099 > DON’T MISS Whale Watching – The yellow catamaran Spirit of Hervey Bay is the ideal platform to eyeball migrating humpback whales as they frolic in the protected waters of Hervey Bay. An entertaining half-day adventure cruise will leave you mesmerised and euphoric. Highly recommended. www.spiritofherveybay.com Spirit of Hervey Bay Celebrate The Whales – The Hervey Bay Whale Festival marks the return of the whales with the flavours, sights and sounds of the Food, Wine and Jazz Fiesta and Hot August Night Fire Event being major highlights. Kicks off in August. www.herveybaywhalefestival.com.au Illuminated Street Parade – Hervey Bay Whale Festival 720 Metre Stroll – A hand-in-hand stroll with your mate along the Urangan Pier at sunset is bound to soothe the soul. Have your camera at the ready and snap a few memorable shots as the sky lights up. Great spot to wet a line. Urangan Pier – 720 Metres – Photograph For Sale

• thanks APA for feature.
  by Anthony Mancuso

  Thanks to amateur photographers association for featuring XY288...

  Thanks to amateur photographers association for featuring XY288 galleria mancuso / new book – galleria mancuso – images of mine / my calendar series Really appreciated

• Two New Collections
  by Stephen Mitchell

  Because I shot so many photographs on Kangaroo Island on our recent holiday, I’ve been able to add two more collections of related photog…

  Because I shot so many photographs on Kangaroo Island on our recent holiday, I’ve been able to add two more collections of related photography to my gallery: ... Ten photographs of the One and All Sailing Ship. ... Five photographs of that Zephyr VI ! Please take the time to view them all.

• Rust and Ruins
  by Stephen Mitchell

  Yesterday a group of photography-friends went South in search of location…

  Yesterday a group of photography-friends went South in search of locations to capture on binary-film. I shot a myriad of interesting shots, yet only a few I consider worthy of inclusion on Redbubble. Displayed below are my photographs of the rustic remains of the historic boat-sheds at Second Valley. , ,

• Farewell Melbourne!
  by Stephanie Roth

  Yes it’s very sad but i am leaving my favourite place in the whole world…...so that i can explore the rest of the world! I have been…

  Yes it’s very sad but i am leaving my favourite place in the whole world…...so that i can explore the rest of the world! I have been hired as a photographer aboard Princess Cruise Lines. I will be shooting hundreds of people everyday plus travelling to the most beautiful places on earth….and get paid for it! Don’t get me wrong, i’m not just bragging for the sake of it. There’s a lot of paperwork and work involved. It’s long hours and i would earn more if i stayed working at the cafe i’m working at now. It wont always be fun and laughter. At 21, i’m just old enough to meet the US age limit for working on a licenced ship. Phew! But rest assured i will still be posting lottsa lovely pics here for u all to see, (and buy! Sold yet another Toasted t-shirt today! Thanks a million people!!!!) So i will be leaving these fair Australian shores in April and returning in October. Cant freakin’ wait! Laters Taters! / <3>

• H.M.S.Bounty featured in "The Male Photographer"
  by George Cousins

  Thanks very much to the hosts of The Male Photographer for featuring this image. I’m happy to see it among all the other excellent works,...

  Thanks very much to the hosts of The Male Photographer for featuring this image. I’m happy to see it among all the other excellent works, and congratulations to the artists!

• The stunning Sapphire Coast
  by Darren Stones

  By Darren Stones – Freelance Photojournalist / Subscribe via RSS/Atom...

  By Darren Stones – Freelance Photojournalist / Subscribe via RSS/Atom Australia is blessed with pristine beaches and coastal scenery that is to die for. My Sapphire Coast slideshow on YouTube can be found here The Sapphire Coast, located south of Sydney in New South Wales, Australia remains virtually untouched from development. Bermagui – Horseshoe Bay If you enjoy investigating national parks, love to wet a line, want to improve your suntan, sip a coffee by the sea, or catch a wave, then the Sapphire Coast is for you. Tathra Wharf Witness the unloading of the catch-of-the-day, visit a winery, taste award-winning cheeses, grab a bargain at a market, attend a festival, indulge in delectable oysters, go whale watching and take in some of the local history. Merimbula – Long Point The towns of Bermagui, Tathra, Bega, Merimbula, Pambula and Eden all have that bit of sapphire magic. Eden – Seaside Pool If you are looking for that get-away-from-it-all experience then let yourself go. Merimbula Wharf For more information log on to; http://www.sapphirecoast.com.au/ My portfolio of Sapphire Coast photographs can be viewed and purchased at RedBubble.com Subscribe via RSS/Atom