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Beautiful view of the Tamac River early in the morning from one of the cliffs that form Catarac Gorge. The thin portion of river seen before the bridges is actually called South Eask River. The smaller bridge is Kings Bridge and the larger one, Paterson Bridge.
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To book a shoot (live or promotional) or purchase prints, please send me an EMAIL.
+61 401 922 140
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A macro shot of a spider found in the woods, weaving its web...Not too much to say about this shot just the little fella wouldnt stay still!
my gal took this shot when we were up snowshoein' a week or so ago. hahaa!! the ice on this little creek started to give way right after she snapped this shot. i hopped out real quick.
Half-sheet thin crust test - This was a test pizza using deep dish dough (recipe at realdeepdish.com) , rolled out on a half-sheet pan and baked in the pan as a make-shift Chicago thin-crust pizza. Sauce was Glen Muir puree with additional spices added. Italian sausage was added raw (as you do in Chicago) in nickel size chunks and half of the pizza also had Margherita pepperoni. Cheese used was half shredded low moisture part skim mozzarella and half shredded Supremo Queso Chihuahua.
I always wanted to be tall, thin, and sexy.
I came out relatively tall (5'8"), the sexy comes and goes, but the thin part is the hardest to nail down.
Lake Monroe after some snow
Kodak 400TX, Sprint Standard B&W Film Developer
Printed on Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe Pearl, Sprint Quick Silver Print Developer
Scanned with Epson Expression 10000XL
Back from Monanchil, on the edge of the Siera Nevada range. Mainly because their festival closing party was just winding up when we set out driving back to the airport I've managed to get jet lag on a three hour flight.
So I've not had time to sort through any of the digital files I got. I did find the energy to get the film developed and drying. Looks to me like I came out with two fairly thin neopan rolls and two thicker fp4+.Hopefully there'll be something on there that'll print ok, I'll find out tomorrow.