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Native Flair

Native Flair

An Australian Native bee - these bees are amazing to watch, so tiny and industrious compared to their domesticated counterparts. I love seeing them in the garde...
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An Australian Native bee - these bees are amazing to watch, so tiny and industrious compared to their domesticated counterparts. I love seeing them in the garden
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Melbourne, Victoria, AU

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Nov, 2019

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Another shot of HR from our studio session, a very talented lady to work with.

I was shooting bees when I noticed this butterfly, seemingly watching me, Lavender is a great plant to attract insects.

Taken in the lead up to Earth Hour - The Marina Bay district is stunning at night

An intimate moment between this group of Long Tail Macaques

Playing with my macro lens, I loved the rich brown amber colours -

The contrasting colours and striking form of this flower really caught my attention, hopefully i have done it justice

Male Water Monarch Dragonfly head on up close

I came across this nest and this fella was very much up for keeping me out - shot along the Kalang Trail - Harbourfront, Singapore

A jar of our honey, raw natural honey made by our bees.

Shot at Seletar Reservoir as the sun rose

One of a series of shots from a studio session with HR, a Singapore based model - a great girl to work with.

I loved the colour contrast and almost surreal or posed in some way feel to this image, a lucky capture in the Botanic Gardens - Singapore, right at t

I caught this Long Tail Macaque deep in thought

The Sun rising over Johor Baru - Malaysia

Close up shot of the centre of a waterlily

This is Brisbane's main reservoir, the recent rains have left it at capacity, the rain run off has left this fringe of vibrant green leaves aroun

Sunset at Lower Pierce Reservoir - Singapore National Parks.

I was instantly taken to the colour contrasts and the manner in which this little fella seemed to hold itself and almost pose for me

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