A close-up of the bowsers in yesterdays post, Petrol at Yarck.
- Aperture: ƒ/2.8
- Camera: PENTAX Optio A20
- Focal length: 7.9mm
- ISO: 64
A close-up of the bowsers in yesterdays post, Petrol at Yarck.
The derelict petrol pumps at the Yarck Motor Garage. This originally appeared on the BrizBunny blog as a small black and white version of this shot. Time and technology have moved on and the front page of this site is now probably bigger than the hosting plan that BrizBunny was on back in 2008.
A close up view of the Yarck Motor Garage, showing all of the texture in this seemingly abandoned building.
A slightly different angle to Harbour Removal on BrizBunny. This is the payoff for a hard day of work removing fallen trees and removing the remaining stumps. Embers fly off into the clear night sky.
The Nobbies and Seal Rocks at the western tip of Phillip Island.
The QE2 is pushed into the International Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay.
A flotilla gathered to watch the crossing of two Cunard Queens – the Queen Elizabeth 2 and the Queen Victoria.
Another evening, another dog walk. This time under threatening clouds, luckily the rain seemed to go all around us and we made it home dry.
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth 2 sits between the Garden Island Naval Base and Fort Denison, or Pinchgut Island.
The Western Channel Pile Light, or the Wedding Cake, is a lighthouse standing at the edge of the Sow and Pigs reef in Sydney Harbour.
The Heads are the entrance to Sydney Harbour. Seen here from the south looking north.