SNACK ATTACK It has been a while since I posted last and I'm yet to figure out how to adjust my uploaded images so they aren't blurry so please forgive me for the quality you see now. :)

My week working in Darwin summed up in a few pictures. On my first morning in Darwin I woke to the most beautiful sky. I could hardly believe my eyes, the colours were intense and so I made sure to eat

Unfortunately I had some issue's when uploading my post last night and in the confusion had uploaded it again.

I took this image earlier this year at Newcastle baths only a few minutes drive from our home. We were sat on the concrete stairs soaking up some sun when a passer by caught my attention. I was hoping

Little Blackwood On a snowboarding trip to New Zealand, three very good friends and I stopped by a pub one late afternoon. Attracted by the acoustic sounds that flowed from the Little Blackwood's doors

An afternoon dip at our local baths. Peace

This last week I decided to test out the Seanik shampoo bar for soft shiny hair. This one I was advised would be kinder to my hair and wouldn't leave it feeling too dry. I was a little put off by the colour

Just a short drive from my old home is Anna Bay. It can be a peaceful place and the sky above just magic. During the warm summer afternoons we would often take a rug and find a spot in the dunes hidden

@harrynewman and I are going to do some long term travelling. We realise our usual washing and showering routines will be hard to maintain and toiletries in South America may be hard to come by in some

Australia's beloved Kookaburra. Growing up surrounded by bushland with a nature reserve behind my mothers place we had many kookaburra's who took up residence in our backyard. The kookaburra is the largest

We are closing in on the end of the financial year and its starting to get real busy. Last week I was working away in Melbourne Victoria. Normally I would take my camera but on this particular trip I simply

I came across this street performer on my 1st trip to America and boy could he dance for those dollars. I stood in awe for some time, dazzled by his sequin covered coat and socks which glimmered in the

I asked that he embrace the wave that was beginning to rise behind where he stood... This picture evokes an uncomfortable feeling in me. The feeling is not toward the subject, but rather the wave that

As I passed by the shop window it was love a first sight. I looked over the boxy shaped camera and I bought it on an impulse. This here was my very first polaroid camera and my absolute favourite to this

Pelicans are pretty common here in Aus, they are strange looking but also beautiful in their own way. I can honestly say though that they kind of scare me! My high school teacher had once shared with me

Ellenborough Falls is one of the largest single drop falls in the southern hemisphere at a whopping 200 metres. I visited these falls 2 years ago after a lot of rainfall and it was just as impressive now

I had a break between jobs yesterday so I pulled up to a beach in Scott's Head. I love this little town I’ve only ever been here once before but it has a real good vibe to the place. Its slow paced, super

So I finally got a little bit of free time after work which I was craving so bad! Work has me staying in a little coastal town called Crowdy Head and I was able to enjoy this bright orange sunset. I hope

Nearing to tax time I spend a lot more of my time out on site driving to and inspecting investment properties than I do in the office. The last few weeks have been pretty crazy, making dead lines and driving

After looking through my endless albums of travel shots I decided to make a place to share the odd photos that don't fit into a story. Welcome to My Miscellaneous Travel Photos! These were taken during