High Voltage Viewing

Posted on April 26, 2013 by kayakcameraman

26 April 2013: What an electric morning. I decided to venture into the wetlands this morning for a peaceful paddle as the winds were up a little. The sky this morning was amazing and the calmness of the wetlands combined together to produce some stunning landscapes scenery. How lucky are we to have something like this on our door step. I don’t think that there would be too many other Capital cities in the world that have a wetland environment five minutes from its CBD. I hope that you enjoy a few snap shots from this morning.

5.52am: It was shaping up to be a howler on a morning.

5.52am: It was shaping up to be a howler off a morning.

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Magic Monday Morning

Posted on April 15, 2013 by kayakcameraman

15- April 2013: The air may have had a chill this morning, but the sky was definitely on fire! What a sunrise, It was certainly a magic Monday morning.The judges have voted….Canberra is the sunrise capital of Australia.

6.02am: I had been watching the sky develop since 5am.

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BAM, SLAM, KAPOW…WOW

Posted on April 14, 2013 by kayakcameraman

14 April 2013: The start was sublime, the sunrise was mesmerising, the wonderful wetlands was the perfect place to stage such an event and the morning which unfolded was divine! This would have to be the biggest blog roll ever! What a transformation! So many exclamation marks! I experienced an absolute stunner of a morning! This is what living is all about!

6.02am: At this point I’m thinking that this is shaping up to be another cracker.

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Chillaxing all the way but our senses were on fire!

Posted on April 13, 2013 by kayakcameraman

13 April 2013: We had it all this morning, fire red autumn leaves reflecting on glassy water, misty silhouettes, dragon boats, laser sunrises and crystal blue skies. But in true style we just sat back and chillaxed our way through the entire morning, taking it all in and making sure that we didn’t miss a thing. There may have been a chill in the air but the senses were definitely on fire this morning. Yet again I have been treated to an awesome autumn display on Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra.

Misty start to the morning once again.

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Sunrise addiction

Posted on March 27, 2013 by kayakcameraman

27 March 2013: This morning I decided to paddle up the Molonglo River to take in another sunrise and what a great decision it was. The transition from pre dawn to full sun up was beautiful, the water was glassy and the mist just topped it all off. I think that I am well and truly addicted to sunrises, but hey what an addiction to have!

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MEGA WOW

Posted on March 25, 2013 by kayakcameraman

25 March 2013: What a sunset, what a afternoon, I was going to use WOW again but I have already used it soooooo many times previously that I am in fear of wearing it out. So tonight sunset can only be described as MEGA WOW!

Lake Burley Griffin and the Canberra skies never cease to amaze me. Yet again I have witnessed another jaw dropping display. It’s natures sky fire!

I had been watching the skies form all afternoon.

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Velvet wrapped sledge hammer

Posted on March 24, 2013 by kayakcameraman

24 March 2013: If you were anywhere else in the world you would be raving out it for months! This morning’s setting was so soft and gentle but yet so powerful. Lake Burley Griffin never ceases to amaze me, it just keeps bowling me over and leaves me wanting more. It’s amazing how you can paddle the same place every day and be treated to a totally new experience each time.

Greeting a misty dawn

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It’s simply brilliant because it’s brilliantly simple

Posted on March 23, 2013 by kayakcameraman

23 March 2013: Tony Cane-Honeysett saying “It’s simply brilliant because it’s brilliantly simple” summed up this mornings paddle on Lake Burely Griffin.

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Cruising with the captain

Posted on March 21, 2013 by kayakcameraman

21 March 2013: What a brilliant morning!
The conditions were so good that I decided to take my four year old ‘Captain Nemo’ out for a float on the lake in my double sea kayak ‘The Big Bopper’. The conditions we perfect, excellent, wonderful and any other words that you can use to describe what it was like being out there. I hope you were lucky enough to be out and about this morning to experience it.

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No need for speed

Posted on March 10, 2013 by kayakcameraman

10 March 2013: There wasn’t any need for speed at all again this morning, the most important thing you have to make sure of is that you sponge in as much as you can; especially when there’s a light show like this. I had the best Sunday morning cruise on LBG this morning with Matt and Tim. What more can you ask for, great conditions, brilliant colours and excellent company……thanks guy’s had a great morning.