Travel Tips

I remember this well. Deep into the Flinders Ranges in South Australia in my motorhome and I sensed a sunrise. I was a bit early as the false dawn came and went and it looked like I had missed it, but, 43 shots later (this was about 32) I had a swag of nice sunrise shots. I hope you think so to.

An Italian hilltop village, post dinner, no-one about. How atmospheric can it get?

Travelling from Sydney to Melbourne in spring occasionally will leave you gasping as you see verdant fields of Paterson's Curse, a purple flowering plant that is the curse of cattle (it makes them bloat when in bloom) but the joy of apiarists.
You'll most often see these fields south of Gundagai

I came upon this place and was stunned by its beauty. Everywhere you looked was picture postcard.
At one end of this tiny lake was a four star resort, at the other a place for children with respitory problems.

This was taken on the Gwydir Highway about 30 kilometres east of Glen Innes. I had stopped half an hour too early further down the road and thought it wasn't going to happen.
I got to here and it didn't happen either so I returned to the car but dallied for about two minutes.
Suddenly the sun breached a gap on the horizon and for five minutes it went berserk. I hope you like it too

So many pictures of Vicenza off this bridge are taken looking the other way. I thought this was better.

A small walled village in Tuscany. Somewhat overrated in my opinion.

I wanted to see colourful fishing boats. Here in northern Spain I found an abundance. The dilapidated building in the background just adds atmosphere.