Pastel flight.

Reflect on the tracks you have made, they serve as reminders of how far you have come and that only you are in control how far you go.
This has been a big year for me, so I am taking time to acknowledge my personal achievements. The most valuable to me is the progress I have made with the crippling anxiety I have had most of my life.

It’s a good time to also thank my family and friends who have been my lifeline and who without I truly wouldn’t be here today.

When everything comes together.

Reminiscing on past travels.

Take me away

Stay close to what keeps you feeling alive.

‘Live in colour’

‘One touch of nature makes the whole world kin’ Shakespeare

Chasing the light.

Traffic

Was struggling to get some shots yesterday I was happy with. Went through 400+ photos and this shot ended up being the first photo I took that day. Sometimes opportunity arrives when you don’t wait for it.

I had been struggling of late, overwhelmed with constant interruptions and finding it difficult to spend time on ‘me’. The opportunity for a change of scenery presented itself and I grabbed it. I travelled with close friends to Byron, a place that easily guides you to slow down and relax.

The first visit to the ocean everything started making sense again, I was inspired and reminded to bring it back and pay attention to the now. With my camera in hand and the ocean as my backdrop this girl was the perfect reminder that the simple things make it all worth while, smiling at a stranger and being in the moment.

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Thank you 'Post The People’ and Justin aka @djdumpling for my featured photograph and story. 

Check out www.postthepeople.com for more stories of the most important thing in our lives : People.

Hatton to Ella, Sri Lanka.

Early morning rise in Sri Lanka hoping to catch a glimpse of some whales. The harbour with its endless boats and subtle light from sunrise made for a painting like image. 

There are people in this photo but it’s a bit like Where’s Wally?

Olympus AU E-M1 + 12-60mm f/2.8