September 2013 Archives - Peter MacDonald Photo

Fuji and the Sunday Service

Posted by Peter MacDonald
On September 21, 2013
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Sunday seems like an appropriate day to post this photo of one of the world’s most famous and largest churches. There are literally millions of pictures taken each year of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris and I am not even going to begin to try to illustrate this amazing structure. Rather this is about […]

Cold Beer Please

Posted by Peter MacDonald
On September 16, 2013
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A new owner and a new website for the famous William Creek pub. I had a bit of fun shooting this shot recently for the webiste. Norm Simms, manager of Anna Creek Station and head stockman Gordon Warren – that’s him on the horse – heading for a cold beer at the end of a […]

Arkaroola Gallery

Posted by Peter MacDonald
On September 12, 2013
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I have just finished installing the last of the works to go into the new Greenwood Gallery at the Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary. Marg and Doug Sprigg who operate Arkaroola have generously turned a large space over to a permanent exhibition of my work which was mostly shot at the time they were fighting to stop […]

The Morning Sun

Posted by Peter MacDonald
On September 10, 2013
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As day breaks on top of the church, San Pietro Caveoso along the ravine at Matera on the last day of exploring this wonderful town. The church is remarkably located on the edge of a ravine that is in the background. The night time photo from the opposite direction puts it into perspective.

Matera Moon

Posted by Peter MacDonald
On September 4, 2013
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By the light of the full moon – Matera town, Italy oozing its fabulous historical charm. Again the little Fuji X100s performs hand held under low light conditions.

A Lack Of Colour

Posted by Peter MacDonald
On September 2, 2013
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Spring Days in the Flinders Ranges can be idyllic or windy and unpleasant. Dust storms aren’t unusual and days when raised dust leaves a a grey pall hanging in the air aren’t exactly ideal for photography – like the other day. A full blown rolling dust storm is a spectacular event.. White outs can be […]