04.07.09
Bondi Beach
Part of the bus tour also included a trip out to the Eastern suburbs and Bondi Beach. Bondi is one of the world’s most well known beaches, with its aboriginal name meaning “water breaking over rocks”
Through the eyes of a travelling photographer
Part of the bus tour also included a trip out to the Eastern suburbs and Bondi Beach. Bondi is one of the world’s most well known beaches, with its aboriginal name meaning “water breaking over rocks”
Organised a mini get together/farewell shoot of Auckland Harbour with some close friends, as decided to head back to London via Australia. Thanks guys for coming out, and the awesome dinner at Ruan Thai – Mission Bay.
Sunset over the Waitemata Harbour
Luke Carpenter, Warren, Mark Wong, Angus Gomes
Finally a couple of days later, climbed Rangitoto and shot this on the ferry on the way back of the NZ America’s Cup yachts: NZL40 and NZL41
Managed to go beach hopping again, with my photography friend Phillip. Ventured into the stunning Whatipu Caves on the Northern end of beach, before heading to Bethells and O’Neills for sunset.
The vast Whatipu caves – Photo by Phillip Then
Took a trip out to Piha, Bethells and O’Neills beaches to show my English friend Kate, the beauty of Auckland’s beaches.
Katie & Kate walking along the reflections at O’Neills beach
With returning back to New Zealand, I’ve been able to catch up with family – including my gorgeous cousin, Summer.
Took an evening walk along the Yarra River, and setup for the hourly fireballs from the Crown Casino.
Fresh from arriving from London, took a walk around the city to familiarise myself with the new surroundings for the next month.
Met some photographer friends, Andy and Mitesh for a walk around London whilst practicing some off-camera flash (commonly referred to as Strobist)
Before unwinding the day with a house party in Tower Hill
Attended the fireworks show again at Danson Park, set across the lake. The weather was atrocious, with strong winds and rain pelting down.
Whilst returning from a trip to Dover on the A260 shortly before the A2, came across a truck with horse float trailer, which had just started pluming smoke before rapidly igniting and engulfing the truck in massive fireballs. Fortunately no people or horses were harmed.
Fifteen seconds after ignition!
Samantha and her daughter Lilly-Mai, made excellent subjects in the ever changing conditions at Danson Park. The leaves started to fall just a couple of weeks back, creating a perfect opportunity to head out for some fun shots.
Lilly-Mai shooting with my backup camera
Leake Street, which runs underneath Waterloo station, used to be a taxi rank for the past ten years, until Waterloo International was closed when Eurostar moved to St Pancras Station. Earlier in 2008, a graffiti show was unveiled, featuring work of Banksy and ever since, it has remained legal to paint as you wish. Spent most of the afternoon here with fellow photographers, before heading to Blackfriars bridge for the big meetup.
Long exposure, with zoom effect
Andy shot with 85L @ f1.2
Mitesh – Uncanny resemblance!
The streets of Notting Hill, North London fill with a million revellers every year, marking the second largest street carnival in the world. The carnival route covers three miles of Notting Hill streets, show casing wonderful costumes from mostly the Caribbean.
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