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Re: Scott's Australian Walkabout Found this beautiful Olive Python which was approximately 3 metres in length sunning itself on the side of the road. So of course I had to get some shots of it.

While I was sitting down with the group a little jumping spider (3 - 4mm) ran on the table, I quickly pointed it out the them and they said wow how did you see that and then commented that you couldn't possibly take a photo of it. So I got the little fella to jump on my left hand grabbed my...

Ok just got back from my very first workshop and even though the numbers were low (only two people), I really enjoyed teaching what I know and having a hands on in helping. From the feedback that I got both enjoyed the shoot and are wanting to get out more to practice. I managed to cover...

Love a good baby praying mantis.

Attack of the Assassin bug.

Ok back to bugs :)

PS I do not always take photos of bugs ;) sometimes other things interest me.

Now the same grasshopper from the other side of the leaf.

Most of the time I am trying to get the whole subject in focus and frame and then sometimes the model/insect dictates it for you. This is one of those times.

For those following my Randomness here is something that is quite regular this time of year.

Then we went for a bit of a scenic flight :)

Even managed some Panoramas from the air.

The aim was to take some aerial site photos.

Well today I went up in this. I could have been greedy and went by myself, but I invited two work mates along.

Strange red and black bug, first time seeing this aswell.

This is the very first time I have seen one of these bees and I only got 2 shots off before he vanished. This was my second shot, the first was blurry.

Cheers mate, Here are a few from today, but boy the mozzies were out. This frog was quite funny, it would hide on the opposite side of the grass stalk. So I had to hold my left hand out on one side so he would come into view :)