I have finally submitted the rest of my photos. I submitted my first on April 9th, and it has taken me this long to get the rest up even though i had them all the whole time. It is a bit depressing when you take heaps of rolls of film and only end up with 9 decent pics. However i like the ones i have submitted. I have some more film to get developed that i took in Busselton (southwest of Australia) so i am keen to get those done. Geograph bay is famous but the water is green and there is seaweed everywhere. I am not sure how some of the beach photos will turn out. I also went to Wally’s farm with old tractors, sheds and farm equipment. I went for a random drive and saw an old shed i liked so i hoped out of my car to take a photo and just as i pull out my camera a horse pops out of the shed and walks straight up to me at the fence. I got some great shots of this beautiful horse. There were some magnificent sunsets and the string of broken old jetty's along the coast as well as the 2 mile long famous Busselton jetty make for some unforgettable scenes at sunset.

As for the photos that i have already submitted they were taking mostly in Kings Park, beautiful gardens overlooking the city. I love Kings Park but you have not seen it like i have seen it. Let me explain one of the greatest things in my life to you.

I am a piller. I take xtc, rock, whip and a barrage of other drugs. Xtc come into two categories; smacky or chargie. A chargie pill is more speed based gets you in the raver mood, my preferred pill. A smacky pill is more MDMA based and has more of the effect of smack, or what i call an emo pill. There is no describing it. Anyway out with two of my best friends we had some pink hearts, they turned out to be smacky. We left the club went a bought another pill and drove to Kings Park. We sat there from 3am till 8am. We saw the sun come up, we saw animals people all going by from the backseat of my magna. Looking up at the trees with no leaves the branches and twigs that came off them looked like veins, then swayed in the wind and became a kaleidoscope. It was amazing. I love Kings Park and now i go there for all my comedowns.

What i feel inspires my art, what i take helps me feel