Dusk-o-rama


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964


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Tour Down Under — Aldinga Beach


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Renae


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Santos DPS

Mmm . . . A double page spread of one of my shots in The Advertiser Magazine.
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Sk8r


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Something Borrowed, Something Blue


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Anna

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'66 Shelby


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C


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Kite Mag Issue 11

It's always good to see your work in print.
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1960 Chrysler 300F


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'66 T-bird Interior


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Glen


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Jasmine


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Abstract

There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality. — Pablo Picasso
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Johnny


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The Harley


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Lemons

If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. — Dale Carnegie
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Buildings


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Paul


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The Eight Footer

Lov'n this board that's reviving my surfing right now. Such a nice shape by Phil Myers . . . I guess that's what you get with a shaper who's been doing it for over 35 years . . . He knows how to blend the curves just right.
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Regata Del Redentore





















Click the link to see the e.book . . . http://issuu.com/mmmonty/docs/regata_del_redentore
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Honkers


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Wood n Water


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Italy

Click through to view my shots of Italy. Cheers! . . . http://issuu.com/mmmonty/docs/italy
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Cycling

Life is like riding a bicycle — in order to keep your balance, you must keep moving. — Albert Einstein
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The Sweed

I briefly came across this guy on my travels and couldn't resist asking him if I could take a photo of him. He turned out to be an amasingly friendly guy with with such a loving and warm presence about him. I don't know much about him apart that he's from Sweden and he's got a really cool beard!
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Paris

To see some of my "Paris collection" click the link. Cheers! . . . http://issuu.com/mmmonty/docs/paris
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Venice (Revisited)


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Florence (Revisited)


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48º30'35"N 3º33'50"E




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4sec. @ f22

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The Top of Rome

When completed the authorities of Rome decreed that the cross on the top of St. Peter's Basilica should remain as the highest point of the city. 385 years later the 135m high dome not only remains predominant on the Roman skyline but also offers visitors the best view of the city. Look closely at the pic and you can see the sightseers.
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Roman(esque)


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Villa Borghese Gardens

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Ligurian Boy

A nice thing about countries many centuries older than ours are their traditions . . . You'll find in many regional areas of Italy whenever a special celebration or community event takes place you can be pretty sure the traditional dress, music and festivities come out!
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Ligurian Girl

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44º08'10"N 9º41'0"E

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Vernazza

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Firenze

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Toscana

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Al Fresco

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Venezia

Venice is like no place else.
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Alpine Alba

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Making Tracks

Heading to Italy!
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47º47'38"N 13º02'45"E

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The Arch


The Arc de Triomphe was built between 1806 and 1836 and stands 49.5 m tall, 45 m wide and 22 m deep. It was built in honor of those who fought for France, in particular, those who fought during the Napoleonic Wars — It's quite an impressive sight.
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Miss'n It

Been ages since I've been in the water.
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Top of the Temple

Another shot from last year . . . At the top of the 1100 year old Prasat Phimeanakas temple at Angkor, Cambodia.
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