Impressive, lots of musical talent in your family todd.

I think this may be the first time I've seen this setting in colour; I like it. The 31 has done a great job at 2.8 but that filtered sunlight has really helped to bring out the variations in form and colour. With pudgy hands and short stumps called fingers I also envy the musical talents of your mob, and such a range of gear! Just one thing mate - about 515,000 Tasmanians would be upset by your world map - their home is missing

Music making! Love it! Me and Mrs are not musical but we listen a lot, and our youngest is really keen at violin and all kinds of guitars. We have a big amp for the electric, but for Christmas we got here the cutest portable amp - tiny and loud. (Smaller than a loaf of bread). Soon she'll be able to take it out and busk!

I'm drawn to the wave surge again and how it's responded to the lighting. I prefer the view offered by your other shooting position, but here you're offering quite a different lighting circumstance.

Interesting (and comforting) to note the flare type artefacts around the really bright starburst. I noticed the same thing last night but I'd removed the UV filter, the lens was clean and I had the hood extended. I was able to tame it a bit in post, but not completely. I'm presuming it's internal reflections of some kind.

Earthquake was the first thing that sprung to my mind too when I saw the thumbnail version. Nice tonal range in this one and I like your capture of the concrete texture lines on the underside of the decking.

I'm really enjoying these road shots; interesting to note the similarities in vehicle fleets between here and there - global convergence.

Whoa! In the fast lane!

lol - is he yawning or singing? Too good.

Compressed jumble up close - ace! Bonus for it being a Toyota ute