Graeme Barrett Photography

Driving to Perth yesterday the fog was awesome and these are some of the many images that I am pleased with. All images taken on Albany Highway near Bannister.

Whilst travelling home from holidays on the weekend I oberved an eagle feeding off this kanagaroo carcass. Unfortunately, I was unable to stop in time which resulted in the eagle soaring back into the sky. It would have made a great photo had I been able to capture the eagle feeding.

Rodeo @ Wagin Woolorama

I’m not sure the rider intended getting quite as spectacularly thrown off as shown here.

For additional photos, visit http://www.projects.graemebarrettphotography.com/wagin-rodeo-2010/

A little experimentation with the processing of an image I took of some fallen leaves whilst out camping this weekend. A bit more “Arty” than some of my normal work but I quite like the finished result.

The Annual Kulin Bush Races is a day of fun for all the family. Further images can ve viewed at http://www.projects.graemebarrettphotography.com/kulin-bush-races-2009/index.html

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The ease of use of the software together with the large variety of output formats make it a good choice if you want a quailty conversion without too much hassle.

The website is http://www.daniusoft.com/dvd-ripper.html.

This is my first landscape image with the new Canon 5D MkII using 7 images stitched together. Taken at Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Ranges, Western Australia at dusk.

This is my first sunrise taken with my new Canon 5D mk II camera.

I was out photographing the sunset Saturday evening and decided to wait around longer than normal. The first image was taken as the sun disappeared over the horizon and the second image taken 30 minutes later is a 30 second exposure and there has been no manipulation to the colours.