Yesterday evening spawned a very beautiful sundown with some fantastic cloud structures so I took this panorama with my SMC Takumar 28mm. After stitching them together and playing with the contrast, colour and saturation I decided to un-stitch them and create an interesting quadtych. I find that borders create tension and unease within certain imagery and photographs, especially continuous ones. For more examples with this style, see here and here.

This photo was taken at West Beach in Adelaide, South Australia. It was taken at sundown so some areas of the photo are fairly dark but I particularly like the reflected colours on the water.

This is the view from my families beach house at Point Lowly, South Australia. The only real way to appreciate it (apart from actually being there) is to see it by panorama. This photo was constructed with five photos, all at 28mm focal length.