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Bolt = Glorified Screw

http://caindoherty.wordpress.com/

A blog covering photojournalism and travel related photography from South East Asia and Australia as well as the sharing of some related imaging techniques.

• Added on: Apr 1st, 2009
• Country: Australia
• Language: English

• Author: Cain Doherty
• Listed in: Photography Travel
• Tags: travel Photography hiking Film people photojournalism

Recent Posts

• Mountain Ash: The Evanescent Giants of Australian Forests

  Posted on Wednesday December 2nd, 2009 at 06:51 in Photography, environment, australia, conservation, national park, Logging, victoria, bushfire, mountain ash, pentax 67, eucalyptus regnans

  Eucalyptus regnans (Mountain Ash) is a species of eucalypt native to southeastern Australia. Reaching heights in excess of 90 m, it is recognised as the tallest of all flowering plants. It is currently surpassed in height by only two species of coni...

• Mount Elephant – A Breached Scoria Cone

  Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 06:42 in Photography, australia, victoria, volcano, crater, medium format, mount elephant, pentax 67, corangamite, kanawinka geo park, scoria cone

  Coming home from Apollo Bay I took a detour through Colac, along the shores of the huge Lake Corangamite and up to Mount Elephant near Derrinallum. The breached scoria cone of Mount Elephant is open to climb on the first Sunday of each month from 1pm...

• French Island: A Bastard of a Place

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 09:15 in Photography, australia, national park, cycling, victoria, mountain biking, orchid, medium format, french island, pentax 67, gartsides

  I recently cycled 110 kms through the hills of Cape Otway as part of the Rainforest Ride – Cycle for a Cure but found it to be a bit of a cakeride in comparison to one I’d completed a couple of months prior. I managed to coax a University...

• Epicormic Growth and Flowering Xanthorrhoea at Kinglake

  Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 09:37 in Photography, australia, national park, victoria, bushfire, grass tree, medium format, black saturday, kinglake, pentax 67, epicormic growth, xanthorrhoea

  If you’ve ever been bushwalking in Australia you will have surely come across the damage caused by fire, whether it be the result of controlled burning or wildfire. In most cases the damage would have been relatively minor in comparison to tha...

• Point Hicks: Cook Discovers Terra Australis Incognita

  Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 08:24 in Photography, australia, history, discovery, victoria, lighthouse, medium format, captain cook, pentax 67, croajingolong, point hicks

  After spending six months plotting the coastline of New Zealand, concluding that it was comprised of two large islands and not the surmised Terra Australis Incognita or “unknown southern land,” Lieutenant James Cook and the H.M.S. Endeavo...

• Thurra Dunes of Croajingolong

  Posted on Friday November 13th, 2009 at 06:04 in Photography, australia, national park, landscape, victoria, medium format, thurra dunes, pentax 67, croajingolong, fuji velvia rvp100

  Collected here is a series of images from the Thurra Dunes of Croajingolong National Park. I camped at Thurra River, meeting up with Tony and Ric for a sunset and sunrise shoot. Croajingolong is a pleasantly quiet National Park with landscapes and e...

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Santosh Nikam

Fantastic blog.................i like it.. .... Keep it up

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