A thriving fishing village with many working boats. Also a large area of oyster and mussel beds. At low tide tractors with trailers bustled back and forth loaded up with seafood.

My very first field of French sunflowers meandering through the back roads of the Loire valley. At 38C, A quick shot then back to the airconditioned car.

What can one say about such a truly impressive feat of architecture?. The Abbaye is now run by the Benedictine Monks and the area is an UNESCO World Heritage site

Taken from the top of the George Pompidou Centre. Any high point in Paris must be a photographers dream.

An image from one of the many canals, the mist once again and the perspective of the water make the picture almost able to be inverted.

What every crewperson should wear, including watch etc.. Taken during a Sunset Harbour cruise during "Image Hong Kong 1993".
This was a 5 day gathering of about 300 photographers from various parts of the world.

Wandering through the streets of Assisi early evening.

On a branch of the Fly river in Papua New Guinea I snapped this shot of a mother taking her child for a paddle in a dugout canoe. It was such a lovely experience.

Barry recently spent some time in South America, attending a wedding and enjoying himself.

Another of Barry's great shots in South America. He plans an AV at Primrose soon.

One of many superb pictures taken last month by Primrose member Pam Murphy

Vince has recently travelled extensively in the UK and his images will illustrate his favourite places.

A familiar sight for all Australians visiting England

Vince excells at panoramas and others will be found soon in that special section.

I visited Bruges with my daughter Liza in Jan 2002. Crossing from London on the "Chunnel" we changed trains in Brussels arriving in the morning of the weekend. The City largely unchanged since the 13th century and its Market Place and the ever present mist remain in the memory together with Leffe Beer and the most wonderful Nougat.

Town of Assisi. Street scene.