I mentioned in a previous post that mentally or physically immersing yourself in a natural scene is good for you. Here’s one from a fortnight ago:
A gentle seabreeze ruffling the hair, rolling breakers crashing over the rocks of the headland, a tranquil hillside... click through to view this shot large!
While I’m at it, here’s a less friendly scene from the weekend:
- Endless forms.
And one you definitely won’t want to immerse yourself in too much:
You'll end up like one of those C-grade old horror movies... FLY MAN
Getting the rest of the garden trapped inside a water drop is tricky!
David Robertson 
Ahh… Dave and photography — who would’ve thought after all those mad ball skills on the court =P
Nice shots. What camera do you use?
Cheers mate, after those ball skills you’d hope I have talent at something! I get more keepers taking photos than I do lining up the basket that’s for sure.
I’ve got a Canon 40D and a few different lenses for it. Good fun but an expensive hobby…
Yes, quite expensive. I wanted to buy a 40D back in July… But every time I go into the store and see prices I decide to postpone my purchase… For now I just survive on my poor semi-pro camera =/
If you keep your eye out you can pick up a secondhand 40D for comparatively cheap now, like $600 or so. I guess that buying a secondhand body is a bit less appealing than lenses though because more things can go wrong with a body than a lens… and there’s nothing like the excitement of a brand new camera!
On the Gold Coast I reckon that http://www.camerasdirect.com.au have the best new prices, and you can pick up from their office so you don’t pay shipping either, however 40D’s are out of stock.
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