A few Images from the beginning of this month, I’ve tried something i never thought I would, landscapes.

I hope you enjoyed these images and as alway leave input and feedback.

Its been a month since my last post so here’s what you’ve missed out on.

Its been a busy last few weeks with the wind up of the South West Motocross series, and the Western Australian Downhill State Championship, all making for amazing photo opportunities. Thank you for viewing my images and as always leave any comments you have on my images.

Today you’ll find a collection of my newer work including photos from the Albany Motocross interclub taken with the Canon EOS 5D MKII with either the Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 or the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8

Hope you enjoyed the photos and remember to leave comments or opinions on these photos

Below you’ll find some new photos, and some old photos from all different genres of photography

Enjoy these photos and leave any opinions or comments. Thank you

In this post you’ll find a lot of Black and white images as i have just recently received my new camera and have been hooked on the color profiles you can change so quickly and easily between user setting and a black and whit set up to my liking. Every photo was shot on the 5d MK II with the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 as i love that lens more then oxygen.

If you haven’t noticed yet there is an old man present in a lot of the photos for people who don’t know him this is my farther and all photos were taken at Sharp Point. This farther of mine is the man that pushes me to shoot at my full potential every shoot we go on. What a lad! Thank you for viewing my images and please leave your ideas and opinions.

Its been a while since I posted on here so I’ll keep the wording short. Some of these new photos included may have been taken by my new Canon EOS 5D MK II which i have no one to thank but my parents for believing in my passion and driving me to excel I thank them.

Just a large mix of photos this post more to come, please feel free to leave opinions and views, let me know on how you would have taken the photo differently, as i am still young and learning. Thank You for viewing.

This next shot is seen as one of my best shots and one of my “serious” shots as it was the first idea I had set in motion. The idea behind this had been stuck in my head for a while and had started to annoy me so one after noon i thought “what the hell”. The idea sounded complex but was very simple freeze a shot of milk hitting  the side of my face, again like many of my earlier shot my father helped out a huge bit, my mother also enjoyed being involved also as she got to throw the glass of milk at me. (It does help also when your father uses a lot of milk day-to-day so no shortage in that sense.)

To this day this is still the “people choice” as a lot of people have seen it and been amazed, I am very proud of this shot.

The shooting of this shot was anything but easy with the use of 2-3 litres of milk being drained down the plug hole either because I blinked or mis timing. The final product was a great accomplishment by myself, as I am straining almost every muscle in my face to keep those eyes open.

This being my first post I thought I might start from the beginning, from the source which ignited my passion and expansion into the world of photography. I wouldn’t be anywhere like I am today with out my father Chris Saurin, from start to present he has been there to help my with tips, equipment, you name it. A lot of people say I’m lucky to have a father that is into the sports and hobbies I’m into and honestly I am.

This first few shots are of the style that had introduced me to photography, sport. Being very involved with the extreme sport of Downhill Mountain Bike racing early into my highschool life really did help me as for a sport at that level photography was one of the many great ways to help convey and increase the sport to the public, and it would be rare to flick through a magazine that wouldn’t have a beautifully composed and shot photograph.

My father always use to take photos of me at races or me just mucking around with my mates and on some occasions I picked up my camera myself. The first real-time I did take photos was the beginning of 2010 at a Downhill Race which I was unable to race due to being “between bikes”. When I got home and processed the photos was the first time I thought to myself I really like doing this and in no time at all I started to get comments and people coming up to me saying how good my photos were.

The Motorcross photo pictured was probably the first time i had been down to motor cross in Albany, I mainly went down there to take photos of my mate but I really got into it and out of it came some really good photos and was the first few photos where I used off-center focus points which composed shots really well.

Not too many of my photo reach a level at which I myself like them so to be included into my own portfolio is a huge success to me.