I love coastal. This is where the sky meets the sea which meets the land. What a trio! Our camera club has Coastal as a theme in March. Here are a few photographs that didn't make my cut.
Click here for my LENS MIST Photographic Award 2016 shortlisted photograph.
My image 'Light at Beau' has been shortlisted for the 2016 Lens Mist Photographic Awards. The theme of Lens Mist in 2016 is "light".
From the LENS MIST 2016 website:-
Kingston Arts’ popular annual Photography Award and Exhibition, Lens Mist returns in 2016! Artists of all ages and abilities were invited to submit an image for the chance to be featured in an exhibition and be in the running to win over $7,000 worth of prizes!
Artists were asked to provide a creative response to Victoria’s Port Phillip Bay, employing originality, imagination and technique. The theme for 2016 is: Light.
Entries will be judged by industry professionals and finalists will feature in an exhibition at the Mordialloc Fine Food, Wine and Music Festival and Westfield Southland in March 2016.
LENS MIST AWARDS
Best Photograph - $5000 cash prize sponsored by City of Kingston
People’s Choice Award - $2000 gift card sponsored by Westfield Southland
LENS MIST 2016 EXHIBITION DATES
Mordialloc Fine Food, Wine and Music Festival, Saturday 5 – Sunday 6 March 2016.
Westfield Southland, the second week in March 2016.
Some diverse Portraits from around Melbourne town
Viewpoints on Pakenham
Thank you to Australian Photography Magazine for a feature in the September 2015 edition.
New Caledonia is a territorial collection of islands of France located 750 miles east of Australia in the southwest Pacific Ocean.
Just over 7,100 square miles in size, New Caledonia has a population of approximately 256,000, a mix of Kanak people (the original inhabitants of New Caledonia), people of European descent, as well as those of Polynesian and Southeast Asian descent.
98% of the population speaks French.
Noumea, the capital served as a U.S. military headquarters in WWII for the South Pacific. It was first used as a penal colony for 40 years. It later became a centre for mining in silver and gold. Noumea is one of the most developed cities in the Pacific Islands.
