Time for another update! I’ve been so busy lately that I haven’t gone around taking photos anymore. However, last month I went to the 2011 Melbourne Motor Show. It was a great experience, lots of newly released, upcoming and concept car. Obviously the coolest of them all were the concept cars… although I’m pretty sure most of those cars that would probably never see the light at the consumer’s end.

In any case, I present to you some photos of the cars that impressed me most in the show. I have to hand it to them, that Mazda did made a good looking beast called the Mazda Shinari, I think that is the best car all around the show.  Gallery below:

Impressive cars aren’t they? The show was quite entertaining in many degrees, however the only gripe that I have is the lack of sales consultant in the show. I think this is the only car show where I can’t really get a price of a car or place an order, really… the supercars are entertaining, but consumers tend to buy normal car and logic dictates that this kind of show is the best place to sell. BUT… I’m not in the business of selling cars so it didn’t bother me much, I’m just amazed.

The Queen’s Birthday long weekend has given me a great opportunity to do some photography. With that extra one day myself and a friend were able to do a short daytrip for photohunting. The trip was unplanned trip, starting up with a simple idea to go to Frankston beach we ended up hoping ona bus to Portsea. From there on we walked all the way to Sorrento while snapping up some scenery pics.

Fortunately for us, the day was very good indeed. A little foggy in the morning to begin with, but clearing up during the day. The view on Portsea and Sorrento was amazing, it was certainly a good photo trip. I can recommend these two places for any photographers wanting to take a picture of sceneries.

The gears that I used:

- Nikon D300s
- 18-55mm Tamron lens
- 70-300mm Nikon lens
- Corel Paintshop Pro Photo X3

Here’s a short post for all of you, the latest shots from the totally opposite image capturing devices: the Holga and the iPhone. Both are my favourite compact cameras, yes I think the iPhone camera is still the best out there, gotta love that focusing. Anyway, as usual the Holga produces such unpredictable shots with it’s amazing signature colours. I have taken liberty on this one to convert some of the Holga shots into black and white and I think it suits the images a lot.

So put your mind at ease while the Holga shots take you back in time with its retro looking shots then back to the present with the clarity of digital compact.

Without any further ado, sit back, relax and enjoy the sceneries from the two galleries.

The retro style

The present