“Silent Sentinel”
“Silent Sentinel”. The last of my recent series of images featuring the iconic Urangan Pier in Hervey Bay. Available for purchase now as a Canvas or Photographic print. Have a great day! Cheers, Gary.
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“River Dusk”
“River Dusk” is the latest addition to my portfolio of images from Boyne Island. Captured on Saturday evening near the mouth of the Boyne River, this long exposure shows the beautiful soft colours of the dusk sky and the hint of a small wave breaking against the sand. Prints available now in a variety of…
“Urangan Pier”
“Urangan Pier”. This beautiful dawn image of the iconic Urangan Pier in Hervey Bay is the latest addition to my range of Limited Edition prints. Created by stitching together 7 separate images, the resulting 2GB file allows for photographic prints in excess of 2m to be produced. Contact me here for more information regarding available sizes…
“Escape”
“Escape” to Wild Cattle Island with the beautiful beach on an idyllic winters morning. This image like most of my panoramic images is created by taking 6-8 photos and then stitching them together to create this panoramic format. The resulting 2GB files allow for photographic prints in excess of 2m to be created. This image…
“Island Ripples”
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“Rocky Bay”
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