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Unframed Prints		US Dollars
8" x 12"	20cm x 31cm	$20 US
10" x 15"	25cm x 38cm	$25 US
12" x 18"	31cm x 46cm	$35 US
16" x 24"	41cm x 61cm	$55 US
20" x 30"	51cm x 76cm	$65 US
24" x 36"	61cm x 91cm	$85 US
30" x 40"	76cm x 102cm	$100 US
Panoramic Prints		US Dollars
8" x 20"	20cm x 51cm	$30 US
12" x 30"	31cm x 76cm	$50 US
12" x 36"	31cm x 91cm	$60 US
16" x 48"	41cm x 122cm	$100 US
20" x 60"	51cm x 152cm	$160 US
30" x 90"	76cm x 228cm	$185 US
Canvas Prints (Standard)		US Dollars
8" x 12"	20cm x 31cm	$75 US
12" x 18"	31cm x 46cm	$95 US
16" x 24"	41cm x 61cm	$100 US
20" x 30"	51cm x 76cm	$125 US
24" x 36"	61cm x 91cm	$175 US
30" x 40"	76cm x 102cm	$200 US
Canvas Prints (Panoramic)		US Dollars
10" x 30"	25cm x 76cm	$150 US
12" x 36"	31cm x 91cm	$180 US
20" x 60"	51cm x 152cm	$310 US

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Michael is also available for Commissioned Photography assignments with Victoria, Australia.
Email michael@bendigoIT.com.au or Phone: 03 5444 9503.

Timber Framed Prints		Australian Dollars
8" x 12"	20cm x 31cm	$140.25 AUD
12" x 18"	31cm x 46cm	$198.00 AUD
16" x 24"	41cm x 61cm	$247.50 AUD
Unframed Prints		Australian Dollars
8" x 12"	20cm x 31cm	$20.45 AUD
12" x 18"	31cm x 46cm	$28.40 AUD
16" x 24"	41cm x 61cm	$62.38 AUD
20" x 30"	51cm x 76cm	$73.75 AUD
Large Panoramic Prints		Australian Dollars
16" x 48"	41cm x 122cm	Please use US Printer
20" x 60"	51cm x 152cm
30" x 90"	76cm x 228cm
33" x 100"	84cm x 254cm	Available On Request (Email)
40" x 120"	102cm x 305cm	Available On Request (Email)
Canvas Prints		Australian Dollars
8" x 12"	20cm x 31cm	$107.25 AUD
12" x 18"	31cm x 46cm	$140.50 AUD
16" x 24"	41cm x 61cm	$181.50 AUD
20" x 30"	51cm x 76cm	$231.00 AUD
Block Mounted Prints		Australian Dollars
8" x 12"	20cm x 31cm	$82.50 AUD
12" x 18"	31cm x 46cm	$115.50 AUD
16" x 24"	41cm x 61cm	$148.50 AUD
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8.6" x 12.8"	22cm x 32cm	$41.25 AUD
Poster		Australian Dollars
15" x 23"	39cm x 59cm	$30.00 AUD
22" x 33"	56cm x 84cm	$52.50 AUD
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4" x 6"	10cm x 15cm	$2.52 AUD
Greeting Card with Envelope		Australian Dollars
4" x 6"	10cm x 15cm	$3.15 AUD
5" x 7.5"	13cm x 19cm	$4.75 AUD

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Tuesday, 26 February 2013	Photographer's Blog: Port Fairy & Wilsons Prom	Previous Entry <
Having managed to find a few days free I decided to head back to Wilsons Promontory with the intension of hiking its south eastern shores. Unfortunately, at the time, part of the track I wanted was still closed due to flooding during the previous winter. This meant I had to walk the long way around and retrace my steps to get out. I started at Telegraph Saddle in the pre-dawn dark, with the wind howling a gale. It was more than a little creepy walking alone at night for several hours, the trees bending and twisting in a ferocious storm. I made Little Waterloo Bay for sunrise, finding it a haven of tranquil calm, despite the weather. I hadn't been there for many years, but the bay lived up to my memories. It really is one beatiful little oasis. Rejuvinated I continued on, making Refuge Cove for lunch and on to Sealers Cove for sunset. I slept well that night, with aching feet, and returned back to Little Waterloo the following day, spending another night in it's embrace before hiking out on the morrow, just as another storm moved in. I drove away through pouring rain watching fellow hikers just commencing their treks, still smiling despite the weather - it's that kind of place. With a couple of days spare I went home via Port Fairy for another attempt at the lighthouse. I've long since lost track of the number of times I've attempted it, only to come away dissappointed by lack cloud, colour or tide. This time luck was on my side, with blazing dawn light pouring through heavy clouds. A grand way to end a wonderful little trip. Not sure where I'll go next time, possibly north into NSW sometime after Easter.