Kalamunda High School had it’s 50th birthday yesterday so we invited along to take some photos of the students spelling out “Kalamunda 50″ on the oval, here’s 3 images from the big day.

Here’s a few images of Chris Lockwood we took recently speedsailing down at Woodmans Point in Perth.

Spotted these ferries being loaded into a ship at Fremantle yesterday afternoon, pretty sure they’re from Austal ships and as I have a few friends that work there thought I’d get a few shots for the library.

Timelapse.  This is a timelapse of about 5,000 images from several sunsets/sunrises in Perth over the last week, shot on the 7D using the 70-200mm2.8is and 24mm tilt/shift lens.

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If anyone was out last night in Perth they would have seen one of the most colourful sunsets  in a long time, we were up in the Lesmurdie hills doing a bit of video work and looking at the clouds but they just didn’t look that promising but within 5 min. the sky really lit up for 30min or more so here’s a panorama I managed to get about 20min after sunset. Another 3 image horizontal stitch with the 24mm tilt/shift lens.(6sec. exposure).

Haven’t posted a landscape image for a while now but received my new 24mm tilt/shift last week so after getting some great results with it in the air on Monday and with some good clouds forming on Tuesday it was off to Cottesloe to try it out on the land. Realising I couldn’t get there on time and with the clouds burning off it was decided to stop at Monument Hill in Fremantle instead and managed to get this 3 image horizontal stitch done – (4sec. exposure).

At  160m in length,  40m in height and using over 300 litres of paint could this be Australia’s largest sign?  We were told that the sign on FMG’s Cloudbreak mine at 120m was Australia’s largest but this one which was completed yesterday when we took these pictures is now by far the largest.  The guys at Sundowner Signs who have been painting this for 3 weeks for Civmev down at the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson called us in  the morning to say it would be finished at lunchtime and to come by and get some shots – so we did.  Thank’s to Connie for taking us down there, on your birthday and all!

I’ve often wandered what to do with the thousand’s of images that can’t really be used but are still half interesting so it was decided to add a little tilt/shift effect to a few and this is what I’ve come up with, the Narrows Bridge with toy cars and some small planes at Jandakot.

The poster pretty much explains it all,  we’ll be taking a heli up to Cervantes in November for the windsurfing weekend to get some photos of everyone going down the speed course.  Cervantes, which is about 200km north of Perth has the largest area of pristine aqua water along this coast so  the photos should be some of the best looking we’ve done – this will be an event not to  miss for sure!