JacquiM

Corrosion

Corrosion

This was a piece of art just sticking up out of the ground at the Adelaide Zoo. I bet it looks better now than when it was first installed....
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This was a piece of art just sticking up out of the ground at the Adelaide Zoo. I bet it looks better now than when it was first installed.
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Canon EOS 60D

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settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 800 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 50/1

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May, 2016

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Peer Award

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My no so interested kitty enduring me testing a ring flash.

Shot from behind a tree, I spent about 2 minutes photographing this scene, after which he got up, walked passed me and smiled.

Teehee

Amy

How's the serenity ...

An image that was ditched in my first round of culling after this wedding. Glad I changed my mind in the end.

Walking around the streets of Adelaide and noticing some really diverse architecture and design. This one in particular caught my eye as it looks rea

The ring I received after leaving a job. Experimenting with ways to photograph wedding rings etc.

North Adelaide Train Station. Rarely stopped at now and the innards are a quaint little cafe

My favourite flower, tulips

Merc

Spanish onion baked in balsamic vinegar after slicing beforehand so it breaks apart to look like a lotus flower

Macro shot of vermicelli. Ended up looking a bit like hair

An F-A-18 Hornet does a flyover at the Adelaide Clipsal 500 V8 Supercars Sunday race

Enjoying a sparkling red while working on a macro assignment, turned my drink into part of my abstract series instead.

The wheelchair ramp out the back of the Festival Centre in Adelaide, South Australia.

Portrait of an actress portraying Daisy in The Great Gatsby

An old man standing at the bus stop out the front of work on a rainy day.

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