Journalhttp://www.digger1914.com/journal/en-US2010-03-10T06:55:53ZSquarespace Site Server v5.9.2 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Botanical Gardens Sydneyhttp://www.digger1914.com/journal/2009/10/29/botanical-gardens-sydney.htmlDavid Toose2009-10-29T10:31:59ZWent for a lunchtime stroll today through the Botanical Gardens in Sydney.  We only really got to see a small part of the gardens, and shall be going back!

 

 

There are plenty of shots in my gallery 

]]>Dust Storm Fun & Gameshttp://www.digger1914.com/journal/2009/10/2/dust-storm-fun-games.htmlDavid Toose2009-10-02T23:52:29ZI have been slack putting this here.  Last week Sydney was assaulted by a ginormous dust storm.

 

There are plenty of shots in my gallery 

]]>A quick trip to Canberrahttp://www.digger1914.com/journal/2009/8/25/a-quick-trip-to-canberra.htmlDavid Toose2009-08-26T00:22:16ZA quick run down to Canberra for my annual visit to the War Memorial.  I also went to the National Gallery (no photography allowed inside of course).

 

The statue of Simpson and his donkey in front of the memorial.  trust me, there IS a donkey down lower!

 

 

And here is a shot from the sculpture garden of the national gallery

 

 

 

If you are after wind, I can highly recommend Canberra in August.  Man, it blew!

 

There is a full gallery here,

 

 

 

]]>Vivid Sydney 2009http://www.digger1914.com/journal/2009/6/13/vivid-sydney-2009.htmlDavid Toose2009-06-14T03:48:13ZA new festival was started in Sydney this year, with a number of major buildings such as the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Opera House being lit up at night.  We braved the winter's night to have a look around.

 

This is the Museum of contemporary art, and of course the Opera House was there too.

 

There are more shots in my gallery!

 

 

]]>Lunch Time walk to Victoria Barrackshttp://www.digger1914.com/journal/2009/5/11/lunch-time-walk-to-victoria-barracks.htmlDavid Toose2009-05-11T11:54:51ZI went for a walk to these historical barracks in sydney to try out my new 35mm f1.4 lens. It looks like a keeper!

On the way I found a statue of Trim the cat, who was Matthew Flinder's cat on his navigational trips in the 19th century.  The feather makes it look like he just had dinner.


 I took a few shots inside the barracks to give the lens a bit more of a run

 

 

There are more of these shots in the Victoria Barracks gallery

]]>Just starting out!http://www.digger1914.com/journal/2009/4/27/just-starting-out.htmlDavid Toose2009-04-27T21:43:45ZThis site is very much a work in progress.

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