Mitchell Galbraith: 2011

Monday, November 7, 2011

hunter or hunted . . .

the summer storm season has given us a sneak peek this afternoon of what we might be in for during december/january. A predicted increase in the ferocity of thunderstorms this summer has certainly got me excited but also worried as the storm hunters now become the hunted!

"Thunder Head" - Mona Vale - 8th November 2011

"Four strikes and your out!" - Bungan - 8th November 2011

Sunday, October 2, 2011

rain, hail & shine

Crescent Head

September 2011, NSW Mid-North Coast

Thursday, September 22, 2011

clear skies

Pittwater, September 2011

Canon 40D Canon 18-55mm 4.5

Photomatix Pro

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Masuku by Jojo Lee

Saturday, September 10, 2011

cold schnapps

Bungan Beach, September 2011

Mona Vale, September 2011

Canon 550D Sigma 20mm 1.8

HDR Photomatix Pro

Friday, September 2, 2011

the abyssal zone

4000 metres below.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

bilgola winter

August 2011

1 of 2 "Untitled #1" Bilgola Winter series

1 of 2 "Untitled #2" Bilgola Winter series

1 of 2 "Untitled #3" Bilgola Winter series

1 of 2 "Untitled #4" Bilgola Winter series

1 of 2 "Untitled #5" Bilgola Winter series

1 of 2 "Untitled #6" Bilgola Winter series

1 of 2 "Untitled #7" Bilgola Winter series

The last few days of winter, remembered with

this provocative, dark and strikingly cold series.

These images are available as limited edition large photographic prints. Email mitchellgalbraith@hotmail.com for enquiries.

Canon 550D, Sigma 20mm 1.8

PhotomatixPro HDR Software

Sunday, August 28, 2011

objections of space

"It is only in the world

of objects that we have time

and space and selves." - T.S. Eliot

Space is the three dimensional expanse in which all objects reside. However, this space is commonly defined by the objects which reside within in it. Do these objects create or destroy space, when inserted into this all encompassing realm? Can space be destroyed or created at all? These questions may seem perplexing and difficult to answer. One method of answering these questions and further understanding the fundamental construct of space is to study the objects which exist within a space. Since by human convention these objects define the space they exist within, they offer an insight into the geometrical world of emptyness. . .