wildlife photography through the lens of an animator

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Come closer, have a better look

This is one of those photos that lose much when scaled down to screen res. Still the 1024 pixel version is not that bad.
Mallard bathing, Tasmania
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edit: at the time of posting I was unaware how right I was, talking of losing quality. [updated 28/08/2008]

Small, smaller, smallest

above: Grey Fantail, Tasmania
above: Silvereye, Tasmania
above: Scarlet Robin, Tasmania
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Musk Lorikeets

Eucalypts are in blossom and flocks of beautiful noisy Musk Lorikeets are feeding in the branches.
Musk Lorikeets, Tasmania
Yes, you're right. This guy is a bit different. Rainbow Lorikeet, Tasmania
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Design and functionality update


As I've been doing some research, preparing to completely rebuild my animation site and the first anniversary of this blog was getting closer, I decided to give it a bit of a new look to mark the occasion. It was also a chance to practice some website Flash integration. Well... it's just a new header with some buttons for the moment, but they should be a visual and functionality improvement. Now 'important' sections such as ACTION shots, Favorites or Slide Show have their very own bouncing and glowing-in-the-dark buttons. I must admit that making those buttons was probably more fun than using them :D But you can click as many times as you like. There's no danger of breaking them if you press harder.

Monday, August 4, 2008

Nearly midnight - time for some Bats!

Flying Foxes, Sydney
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If Mum was a grumpy old Seagull I would squeak too :)

Squeak! Squeak! Squeak!
Silver Gull and young, Tasmania
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One more 'Duck'

Pacific Gull, Tasmania
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Happy Duck Day!

Mallard, Tasmania
Pacific Black Duck in flight, Tasmania
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