Rainbow
Bee-eater youngster in sunset light
There are actually 30-40
Rainbow Bee-eater (Merops ornatus) youngsters cavorting
around Blatherskite Park Showgrounds horse paddock, Alice
Springs, at the moment. It is great fun to try and photograph them
landing and taking off from this fence in some incredibly gorgeous light
around sunset.
The
island roads are closed on Christmas Island...Crabs rule
Time to put our walking
boots on...the island roads are closed...Crabs rule.
Where
are the cockatoos?
By Chriss Bee
Shoot
the chef
By Paula
Heelan
Camp cook bakes some scones
on Central Queensland cattle station for the mustering team.
Reflection
By Bruce
who writes
Taken
on a secret stretch of the Upper Williams River, NSW. It’s not the photograph
that’s important, but the place itself. Having shared so many great memories at
and along this stretch of river with my best mate, who I sadly lost in a car
accident the day before his 21st birthday, this place holds an enormous amount
of mixed emotion and reflection. In the photograph, is a good friend who
stands on a falling log strewn across the crystal-clear river, the log used to
arc and stretch across the river where a paddle swing once hung. It's the last
days of winter and I think we both must be thinking that the warmer months
aren’t too far away and not long till we spend the heat of the day with a tinny
in hand in the river, always with the thought of how lucky we actually
are.
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