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Canberra – Swans

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21 Sept 2018

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Canberra – Foggy Paddle

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14 Sept 2018

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Canberra – Sunset

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20 Aug 2018

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Canberra – Cows

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11 Aug 2018

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Canberra – Fog

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10 Aug 2018

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Canberra – Mist and Pelicans

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5 Aug 2018

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Canberra – Drone

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22 July 2018 DJI_0012 DJI_0015

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Molonglo Mirror

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15 July 2018

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Canberra

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14 July 2018 IMG_8560-2

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Newcastle – Misty Morning

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12 July 2018

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Paul Jurak

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I’m a kayaker who has fallen in love with photography. You'll find me quietly snapping away at the unique seasonal changes that take place around me. I began paddling on the lake as a way to rebuild both my body and mind after enduring an intensive three-month bout of chemotherapy due to testicular cancer. I had never paddled a kayak prior to this and very quickly discovered how stunning it is to be on the water looking out – rather than in. What I love about photography and paddling is that it provides you with best head space. This is why I love my daily paddles, as it gives me peace and contentment along with some of the best natural light shows. Why would you not want to experience it!

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