The Yungaburra Markets, Atherton Tablelands, far north Queensland.
Daintree Eco Lodge Resort, Daintree, far north Queensland
Daintree Eco Lodge Resort, Daintree, far north Queensland. Front cover of Destinasian Magazine
Boyd's Forest Dragon, Daintree Eco Lodge Resort, Daintree, far north Queensland
Aboriginal guide, Daintree Eco Lodge Resort, Daintree, far north Queensland
Four Mile Beach, Port Douglas, far north Queensland.
Mossman Gorge, Daintree National Park, far north Queensland.
Cassowary crossing the road, Daintree National Park, far north Queensland.
A couple of bright umbrellas in the rainforest, Daintree Discovery Centre, Daintree National Park, far north Queensland.
Charters Towers, far north Queensland.And just one more for good luck!
My back yard and my boys playing in flood waters, and what they think of the best photos of 2008!
3 comments:
Hi Paul - reposting my question here - I presume this is what you meant? though I am not sure how i am going to get the answer over here.
A friend on my page, the only one i don't know very well, just joking suggested she might steal my pictures. Is that possible.
Also do you know if my pictures are at risk of being taken off my wall or through comments posted. I really don't know much about protecting my pictures on the web. I don't know who they are stolen or copied. I have them on an amateur photography site but i will remove them soon from there. I stopped using keyword tags once i realised that this made them more vulnerable to being foudn by strangers. But i remember that on a couple of occasions other members mentioned that they had learned that certain of their images had been taken and used elsewhere on the web.
What did you think of my pictures? Do you have any feedback? I am interested in whatever you think- good or bad.
I read some of your blog yesterday. Very nice. The links are good but overwhelming aren't they. It would be great if i could just focus on taking pictures so that I had more time to spend reading all these websites sooner but alas I've got this ambition to write a book too which is more immediately demanding.
Is your wife japanese? I seem to be surrounded by links to Japan at the moment. One of my friends lives there and another one is just heading off. I am not sure yet why she is going - I am trying to find out.
Cheers
Andrea
Hi there Andrea,
I've answered your question about image security on the web over on the Flickr group Discussion Group. As for just focussing on taking pictures, the reality of professional photography is that you only spend about 30% of your time photographing. The rest is taken up with the admin side of things - marketing, reading (to brush up on new techniques, technologies etc), networking, promoting, advertising, keywording, cataloguing, uploading images. The list goes on. Unfortunately nobody makes a living just by taking photos because you don't actually get paid when you're out in the field but when you're back in the office selling!
And yes my wife is Japanese - from Sapporo up in Hokkaido which is kind of like my second home.
And I think you've got some really nice photos up on your Facebook site as well. As I mention in my answer on the Flickr group the Facebook contract (the fine print) is pretty onerous so you're probably better to stick some of the images up on the Flickr group and that way all the readers can see them and I can comment on them.
seeya
Paul
hey paul !!!!
you have taken out some of the great of all from the last year collection..
i realy loves away all your natural images as i am too a nature photographers....
nice work!!!
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