Yarra River, South Bank

This was an image taken a few years ago. Quite a nice view with these beetle looking artifacts.

Jemma - my first paid shoot in 2002

So nostalgic about this shoot. This was my first paid shoot and it ended up on a local chain store newsletter. A lot of blown highlights and ugly distracting background. But it reminds me the try hard I was once to be

Leonid Photos

I found these old photos of Leonid. Funny in the medical school days.

He was putting up that smile for a shot. Nothing was natural for him.

Atypical seizure...

That was green tea bread from Top Bread Shop which is now close to bankruptcy...

Black and white photo of Joel

This is a black and white photo of Joel. He got some attitude when we dined somewhere in the city I think.

Mantis Macro

This was taken a long time ago. Insect brutality: Sugar spray, Stun flash lights, Imprisonment in a container, Antique macro lens 200mm f4

Blair - breakfast daily at New Castle UK

This is where I have breakfast daily. Good theme and feeling in the area.

The butter makes me reflux a lot though.

The English Breakfast Stottie

Coffee time

A little twist to image. In Brunswick. Lucky I did not get robbed or kicked. Same casual people.

The rear wall of Alnwick castle

Inside this wall, there is a tiny museum storing old coins and weaponry. Northumberland UK.

Alnwick Castle

Alnwick Castle is a nice pleasant place to visit. This castle is filmed in Harry Potter and Robin Hood movie.

Pollies roast at Granger market at Northumberland street

This Granger market takes place on the weekends. This is what the local Northumberland residents call "rare breed" pig. 

Quite tasty - juicy and tender. With local apple sauce and herbal mix.

At Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

Cathedral at Grey Street

Local cathedral. A nice walk along Grey Street.

Roof top of Castle Keep

Never ending climb ...

The view was rather pleasant

Castle Keep of North - At Newcastle upon Tyne

Castle keep is a place kids go to in Newcastle. The place is only 5 min walk from my hotel which is named after an Earl Grey apparently.
Terrible fringing with my crappy camera which was brought along for its light weight.
This castle is 2000 years old apparently. Quite incredible to come to think of these rocks surviving this long.

The stairs to the roof was a little similar to the experience of rock climbing. 

4 pounds for the entry fee

King's chamber - quite small and sad looking. I would prefer my hotel room.

The great hall - where the king has his meetings... The top part has a ring of corridor for archers to stand by looking down into the centre of the hall ...

Foot print on the sand

The foot prints on the left were left by Grey Giant Kangaroos