I was told my photos were good but several people, but I didn't think so. After looking at them I could see stuff in each phot as to why I took it. Perhaps it was the way the photo was framed or the lighting was caught in a particularly interesting way. But I could see that perhaps I had the basic buildings blocks needed to take good photos. I've got a long, long way too go, but it is so much fun learning!

I can see from your photos, in my humble opinion, you catch and frame the subject in very unique ways... for example: Floating ferns... tremendous sense of illusion. Champagne Pool has wonderful colors and the interesting texture of the mist, which I would risk saying that is what brought you to pull out the camera. The Sunset photo has the wharf railing framing in the picture giving the viewer an idea as to the setting. If you've been to a pier, wharf, or extended bridge in the water, you get an instant feeling when you see that railing. Plus the sunset is gorgeous with vivid colors and a slight silhouetting of the village across the way. Points is interesting to me (and I really want to pursue this) in that you caught wonderful shadows and played it against the motion of the person walking... to me it is a great indicator of your eye for framing a picture.

Keep up the great work! You've got one helluva wonderful area in which to photograph I am quite a bit jealous! Plus I've got family in Perth I need to visit.... that 24 hour plane flight... whooo boy... I hate flying!

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So hows things been as of late?

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