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Gidday
i live in Western Australia and have been a long haul road train driver for well over 20yrs .
it started back in the 70s seeing lovely mountains up north that just had me dreaming of taking there photos.
the silly thing is it took me till late 2012 to buy a good camera a D7000 nikon.
now i also have a D800E and 24-70 f2.8 and 70-200mm f2.8 and just brought a 16-35 mm wide angle nikon lens .
when i brought the D7000 i was hooked straight away and the photos i like to take the most are in the outback in some times dusty dry ruged country . i also take photos from along parts of out coast. i suppose i love most now days is sunset and rises . they can be truly amazing.
i have learnt a lot but still have so much to learn.
on my photo i put from the eyes of a long haul truck driver. thats true as most are taken wear i am at the time. i don’t have time to sit there all day so its snap and go. the coastal one yes mostly on my days off.
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You could do an amazing series right from your truck if you cared to. Hell, include the dashboard in your shots. I know you would see some amazing places. People would love looking at it for sure. 🙂
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