Call it a toy or call it a tool this angry bird has proven it can be both at the same time. As a photographic tool it has made possible images I could achieve no other way. I have captured images taken at eye level as if on a tripod, perhaps over water or leaning […]
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What made these sentinels of sodium and chlorine leave their ionic progenitors behind and rise up from the brine? Once this salt would have been harvested and used locally in the manufacture of glass and other industrial applications. Now these salty sentinels simply watch and wait.
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There are so many ways to enjoy Melbourne’s skyline. Usually we try and find some vantage where that impressive skyline appears unencumbered by distractions. Here at St Kilda the tall masts of boats at rest made sure that was never going to happen. Here they are just as imposing a sight as the city itself.
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The industrial northwest comes to an abrupt end with Barker inlet, St Kilda Inlet and the mangrove forests heading to the north. This view from Mt Lofty summit puts it all into perspective. When I was a little younger I confused mango with mangrove and came to the conclusion we had vast areas of coastline […]
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