Pasha Bulker at Newcastle Nobby’s Beach. The ship run aground during recent storms and is now causing serious environmental concerns. Maritime engineers are having a major issue on how to safely re-float it. Please visit my Pasha Bulker photo gallery to see more images of this ship.
3 comments June 24th, 2007
Do you ever get the feeling you are going against the current. I bet this man felt just that when he turned that corner and saw the river of people all going in the opposite direction.
2 comments June 21st, 2007
Anyone who has been in Sydney or in most coastal areas of NSW would know how average the weather has been. Storms, followed by rains, risk of a cyclone and clouds dominated the environment. On days like that little rays of sunshine seem to be all to distant and quite precious. In a setting like this I’ve noticed this woman across the street. She had sun on her face. Nobody else but her.
2 comments June 20th, 2007
Another photograph taken at my favourite landscape spot. This field has been flooded by the weekend storm and the horses have moved to the drier area of the farm. In their place many Ibises have enjoyed the wet and obviously rewarding for them conditions.
2 comments June 11th, 2007
On my never ending quest for photographic opportunities I have discovered another picturesque farm with horses. It is hard to spot from the road due to dense bush, which acts as a natural fence, however there are few clearings in this green and unfriendly barrier allowing for some nice photographs. The Horses - before a storm photo was taken again in the morning sun showing some autumn foliage as a background,
Add comment June 11th, 2007
Few days ago I have published a photograph titled “Horses in the mist“. I have revisited this farm this morning in a hope the wet weather we have had over last few days will generate a spectacular fog. This wasn’t to be, however I still managed to capture this rather picturesque landscape photograph of a lonely horse in the morning sun.
Add comment June 11th, 2007
This dramatic, Stormy Cloud Formation is a small remaining sign what has happened in our region over the weekend. An absolute deluge has rendered the Central Coast a disaster zone. Nine people lost their lives, 100 thousand were without electricity and even after a very determined efforts of electricity companies there will be many that will be without power for many days to come. Our house has suffered a minor water damage in the garage level, which should dry very quickly but the garden has come up second best and will take a bit of effort both to clean up an restore.
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