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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Cathedral HDR

Another one from this morning...

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About Me

I'm a Bendigo based landscape and nature photographer.

I've always been interested in photography but it wasn't until I got my first camera back in mid 2004 that I started to explore my interest.

Visit my website for sales, workshops and galleries.

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