Boulderview

2009 Scott 24hr Race

Well the results are in and we believe these are the final ones which put myself and Dan in 7th place in the Male Pairs Category. We were in 6th then 9th and then back into 7th due to the major stuff up with the timing system. Apart from that and a lot more aggression on the track we had a ball. Having done no real training bar a couple of two hour rides we rode pretty much non stop for the 24hrs. 

The shed dunny

Boulderview @ 630

The Sun rising at 6.30am

Looking West towards the shed and future house site


The shipping container is now tucked away behind the shed, soon to be painted.



My boys are inseparable.

My Boys

Marshall and Basil





Marshall and Basil watching tv, Basil does not like Inspector Rex!!!




Marshall and Basil getting to know one another, now inseparable



Time for bed, dont give me that sad face















Can we come in and listen to the music?
We promise to be good


Jedi Basil

Marshall and Basil doing their morning meditation


Hmmm how do i get out?
Hey Dad im fricking stuck here

Me and my boys

Shed Fitout

Work on the interior has begun this weekend and with Jerry leading the way things have gone really well and fast. If anyone ever needs a good chippy ill put you onto him, he is a legend at this stuff.

Spader Shoot

Below are some pics i shot for the guys from Spader with the stunning Kate modeling. For more info on their gear go to www.spaderclothing.com

Water Tanks

Tanks arrive under the watchful eyes of Mum and Basil
This is how far we had to push them, not to hard with the help of a big crowbar
Basil doing his final inspection of the 2nd tank site, nice work mate
Timber, no doggies allowed on site at this point for obvious reasons
If you click on the pic to enlarge it you will notice the small wave of gravel forming from the tank landing, was stoked to capture this on the happy snapper
Marshall on his way over with his final inspection evaluation
Ta daaaa

The Mezzanine

Friday night and the measuring and re measuring begins

Beams are all layed out and ready for the hard lifting part, i was going to attempt this myself but im pretty sure i would have ruined myself and taken a lot longer.

1st two bearers installed, had to cut out a section in the middle beam to wrap around the center column.



Really starting to come along now with all the joists up but still requiring positioning and tech screwing


Little Kev was instrumental in all this with great advise and busting himself physically to help get it all up

Animals

These shots are part of a series i did for the rebranding of the company i work for funnily enough called Zoo Advertising. Took 3 months to do and is still my favourite ever job










This is a little bush bee i found in my backyard in amongst the lavender. The have the coolest eyes and make a little V8 engine noise when the hover.

The next few shots were taken in Queensland, Redcliff.




This is Harry the Huntsman, not a happy camper at all.


Gorillas are hard to shoot but so worth the wait. These are some of my favourite shots.