Not much to say really, out with the sheep and in with the cows. Try and say this, “Mervs Moo make more meals of meat on Monday” 400mm, handheld, car window, easy as taking hay from a cow!

This was another image from my trip to Port Hedland. How am I ever going to catch up, there are just too many raw images to work. I guess that is a good thing. Took this with beer in hand, how’s the horizon Flemming? I know I know it isn’t straight, to lazy to fix it for this post. Not bad though considering I was intoxicated!………………. not really! To all you kids out there (Stakky) just don’t drink!

This is a photo taken last Saturday night near Contos. I joined Jamie, Kirk and Neal, (the A team) for a bit of drink’n and shooting way into the dark of night. We agreed that we didn’t do this sort of thing much because we are all scared of the dark. At least we are not too proud to admit it. Was lots of fun and I think there will be more of this type of work when the new 5D comes out. Thanks boys for a fun night and the free beers. Hope you guys are going to kick my a@#se with your shots……………. since I was using the oldest camera, and didn’t have a cable release! p.s. thanks to Jamie for bringing his flash and pinging it off for us all night.

Can you say this? “Mervs mutton makes mouthwatering mince more memorable” If you don’t like this Merv I think your a hard, hard man.

Some more dark gothic images for Merv. Don’t hold back now, tell me what you really think!!! I have had a very productive day today, no stitching all single image captures.

Rock stars need a tour bus. This is my new girl, anyone want a ride!

Saw this old tractor when I was doing the shoot for Fraser Gallop Winery. Thought it would make a good subject. Just needed the time to go back. I don’t mind this shot. Sky was a bit of a problem so I had to blur it a bit. Didn’t stitch together well as the exposures were so long, at least 30 seconds each from memory, maybe longer.

Had a great trip to Hamelin Bay last weekend. Got some photos and managed to have a fly on my paraglider at Boranup Beach. Downside, my mates boy was throwing up all weekend and all I could think about was my kids catching his bug. So far we are all ok but the next day or so will be the decider if the quarantine measures were effective. This pic was a 4 minute exposure at f5.6 iso 200. It worked pretty well. Single image capture with noise ninja to the rescue. Unfortunately my bro had the 24mm lens so I had to use my crappy 16-35. Bugger. Might try some more moon shots whilst it is getting full.

This was the willy willy that came through when I was on a workshop at Pardoo station. It was massive and the closest I had been to a “twister” I risked death and massive dust on the ccd to bring you this shot. I should be getting my medal for bravery any day soon!