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Hey Martin just got back from a drive. I like the Rokinon for some lightning and milkyway shots but do not like it as a landscape in general lens, here is the reason. As you can see by the below photo there is quite some distortion when the horizon is not dead centre, I have had trouble...

And no @Lawrence we are not doing gunshot....

@Ironwood instead of the Selfie stick I will get a drone muahahahahaha

@Eyelight I have my moments :)

@Lawrence this is what you can expect for some of the trip - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtAQ2BL5cJI

Well I fired up my D80 this morning and all I got was an ERR message, I think the contacts from the camera to the lens needs cleaning so this is my job when I finish in the morning. (In hindsight I should have brought it into work).

Ok @Lawrence I am going to be adding some planning stuff in this thread. I am considering purchasing some of these. Thoughts?

@Eyelight give us another :)

Hey just wondering if anyone has been to Hyderabad in India? I am thinking of going next month for a friends wedding.

@MartinCornwall I just found this on dpreview. How to shoot moon with D7100 Live View?: Astrophotography Talk Forum Forum: Digital Photography Review

@jdeg this is one for you :)

Yes @Lawrence I will be taking you to the beach as there are plenty of beaches to see :) the only things you will need to worry about are: Crocodiles, Cone shells, Irakanji jellyfish, box jellyfish, sharks, snakes, scorpions, buffalo, razor backs, stone fish, scorpion fish, centipedes and that...

Here I will showcase my Australian adventures only as I think 2015 will be all about enjoying my own country side and all it has to offer :) I hope you all enjoy my adventures and the sites that most of us take for granted.

Dance of the Brolga.

Ok thought I would start with a Black and White :) I am still using the data from my phone until my internet is up and running.

Here is a photo taken with my bosses iphone 6, it is with him holding his first Barramundi for 2015 and his biggest ever measuring in at 109cm. When they are this size you catch and release as Barra are unique in that at a certain size they change sexes from male to female and are our breeding...

Just catching up on some of my storm photos that I haven't shared as yet.

Yesterday while driving from Jabiru (My new town) to Darwin (500km round trip / 310 Miles) I came across this Brolga doing a bit of a dance. BrolgaFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The brolga (Grus rubicunda), formerly known as the native companion, is a bird in the crane family. It has...

And these are my only shots from fishing due to rainy weather, but I can share some from my Sony phone.

Here is the lightning from a previous post but edited properly and not from my phone :)