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Framing the photo on the scene.Using a recycled mirror frame, editing the photo to remove my very amused friends holding it up and having the beautiful backdrop of the camels in Cable Beach, made this a photo shoot an absolute joy for all.

Framing the photo on the scene. Using a recycled mirror frame, editing the photo to remove my very amused friends holding it up and having the beautiful backdrop of the camels in Cable Beach, made this a photo shoot an absolute joy for all.

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Broome, Western Australia, AU

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Jan, 2021

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Incoming storm. I love the storms which still allow the sun to highlight the water whilst giving the gloomy scene in the background.

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The sun setting on an out going tide in Western Australia.

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When the tongue is out then I know we have had a great walk!

I love photographing turtles. This one was chilling out under some coral and quite photogenic considering his grumpy expression!

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