Wolfskinner

Swamp Wallaby

Swamp Wallaby

These creatures are both rare and shy. I was very lucky to capture him with my camera.

These creatures are both rare and shy. I was very lucky to capture him with my camera.
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Canon PowerShot SX530 HS

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settings

Aperture f/6.5 ISO 400 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 215000/1000

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upload_date

Dec, 2017

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#wallaby #animal #rare

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This photo was taken near Ottawa, Canada, 2017. Just crawled out of my tent around 6am and saw this. Just had to take this.

This cheeky little bugger sat there in the sunlight cleaning herself. I took this at a place in Western Canada called Lake Minnewanka (had a great gig

Just an old logging road through the bush. Quite lonely as not many people venture down this old road

Taken in Torfino, Canada, Vancouver Island 2017.

This was taken along the White Pass, Canada, near the old historic Chincoot trail. This bridge was one of the original bridges built during the golden

hard to capture on film as the little buggers dance about before buggering off so I was lucky to able get this shot

Through the eye of a pin.

Lake Louise

Taken last year in Canada at a place (I still giggle at the name) Lake Minnewanka. It just posed for me

I was at a deserted railway depot in Canada and saw this gorgeous creature. I stalked for a while before I found the right spot.

Saw this cutey at a place in Canada named Lake Minnewanka

the old boiler

Again the same morning after the bushfire

This was hard to capture but I was on zodiac when he came stumbling out. I’ve several shots of this big fella, hard to chose which is the best. Anyw

This was taken in Toronto earlier this year.

sunset over The Pacifc Rim

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

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