The Tibetan Community got together on March 28th to denounce Serf Emancipation Day. More Pics. Related story.

 
 

My daughter (her site) and I photographed this event. I was very proud to have the chance to work with her. More here...

 
 

I was fortunate to be able to join the Tibetan Community as they marched in the Australia Day procession. More here...

 
 

My daughter and I went along to practice for a photography job in a few weeks. By the way, this isn't my daughter pictured. More here...

 
 

I found it helpful keeping my camera with me. All those times I wished I had one, now I do. One got used on the Australian Bureau of Meteorology monthly magazine (inset on the shot). Here are some more...

 
 

I got the opportunity to be able to photograph people where they didn't mind the cameras around, allowing for thoughtful portraits. More here..

 
 

My first real use of macro lens. It worked out easily hand held, and when needed a little bike torch to add light. More here...

 
 

The camera is a fixed lens Olympas SP-55)UZ (second hand at Michael's camera store). These were shot using auto. I didn't have time to learn the settings before going, in fact I'm only just learning manual now. This shot I think was a very fortunate mistake. More here...

 
 

My friend Jan let me use her camera, my first taste of digital shooting. More images here... It was a cold clear day and many were there... www.stupa.org.au, representing a number of lineages of Buddhism, and the curious.