A small creek that flows in to Lake Ginninderra was flowing well after the rains.
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- 92. Water fall
- 91. Pigeon
- 90. Reflection in Sydney
- 89. View through the reeds
- 88. Gawky Swan
- 87. Flower
- 86. Road to ...
- 85. Cracked rock
- 84. log
- 83. Lake scene
- 82. Swans
- 81. More bread. Now!
- 80. The mob at lunch time
- 79. Pond after sunset
- 78. Reeds against the blue sky.
- 77. Sunset
- 76. Wattle
- 75. Duck
- 74. Gum nuts
- 73. Gum Blossoms
- 72. Cormorant
- 71. Bark
- 70. Winter willow
- 69. Let the games begin
- 68. Decoy duck
- 67. Ducks on the water
- 66. Flowing water
- 65. A still winters day
- 64. Balloon eating tree
- 63. Kangaroo
- 62. Flowers
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About Me
- andy
- My interests include gardening, coin collecting and photography.
Cameras
The Cameras that I have had and used.
I have had several cameras over the years from a Kodak Instamatic (1960’s), a Praktica super TL SLR with a Tamron 35 - 135mm Tele Macro lens (1974 and died in 2000 at the Sydney Olympics) and I now have Kodak Zoom Digital camera LS743 (2004), 4.0 MEGA Pixels, Schneider-Kreuznach C-Variogon 36 - 100mm (Equiv) AF 2.8x optical zoom lens with 3.6x digital zoom (for 10x total zoom) .
I also have access to Monica’s camera a Nikon D100.
Journey
This Photo Journey.
The aim of my photography journey is to learn the how to use my camera to take better photos. I’ve been inspired by my son’s photos to see how I can improve my photos. I have been out with the Photo-berrans but never posted any of my shots, some of which were OK.
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