Today I'm posting a photo of a hungry Praying Mantis that was sitting on a branch right outside my backdoor. I had to take the opportunity to get the shot!
Enjoy and I'll see you next week!
Monday, 29 July 2013
Monday, 22 July 2013
American Museum of Natural History NYC
One of the great Museums to visit is the American Museum Of Natural History in New York city. This museum is massive as you expect for something located in New York city and would take a couple of days to see everything.
Aside from the amazing Dinosaur area another fascinating area to visit is the Hall of African Mammals. The hall boasts over 28 dioramas of African Life and onthe floor below is the Hall of North American mammmals, which is just as impressive.
Below are some of my photos from the Museum.
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| Feeding Time (Africa Mammals) |
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| Alaska Brown Bear (North America Mammals) |
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| Ostrichs (Africa Mammals) |
Enjoy and I'll see you next week!
Monday, 15 July 2013
Ice Hockey - Melbourne Mustangs V Perth Thunder
A couple of weeks ago I attended the Australian Ice Hockey League (AIHL) game between the Melbourne Mustangs and Perth Heat.
Ice hockey is played at the Melbourne Icehouse in the Docklands most weekends and is a great day out! It's an even better day out for photographers wanting to capture the action!
Here are my photos from the game!
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| Melbourne Mustangs players celebrate a goal |
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| Mustangs Goal Keeper Jon Oithuis protecting his goals |
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| Mustangs player Pat O'Kane making the Play |
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| Perth Heats Sean Hamilton collects the Mustangs Alex Hall |
Enjoy and I'll see you next week!
Monday, 8 July 2013
I'm back and panoramas from Merimbula
Earlier this year I went to Merimbula for a week for a holiday. It was a great place to relax and chill out and also a great place to take a few photos.
Today as I'm sitting in my studio with the heater blasting and the rain falling out side..typical Melbourne winter, I'm posting a couple of panoramas I took of the beach on a warm and sunny day in January!
Enjoy and I'll see you next week!
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