JFM Photography

Image taken in Autumn/March from a Hot Air Balloon 300 feet high in the Central “Red Center” Australian Outback Alice Springs, Northern Territory. The water vapor from the trees is the mist highlighted in the sun’s rays. Temperature later in the day was 114 Fahrenheit.

One eye head shot- Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures Australia. Cassowaries are the relatives of the Velociraptors. This “murderbird” 3rd Largest bird in the world is flightless; Females weigh 175 lbs./5.5 to 6 ft. tall; thick 3 toed feet 4-inch talons with dagger inner claw; Hiss, whistle & low frequency rumble noises & have a very powerful bite. Flat breastbone lacks a keel anchoring the pectoral muscles for flight.  Central “Red Center” Australian Outback, Northern Territory.

Image taken in Autumn/March from a Hot Air Balloon 300 feet high in the Central “Red Center” Australian Outback Alice Springs, Northern Territory. The water vapor from the trees is the mist highlighted in the sun’s rays. Temperature later in the day was 114 Fahrenheit.

Central “Red Center” Australian Outback Alice Springs, Northern Territory – Camel Farm workers worn out Boots, Rams Skull, Saw & License plates nailed to the porch roof of Pyndan Camel Tracks.

Two eyes’ head shot- Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures. Cassowaries are the relatives of the Velociraptors. This “murderbird” 3rd Largest bird in the world is flightless; Females weigh 175 lbs./5.5 to 6 ft. tall; thick 3 toed feet 4-inch talons with dagger inner claw; Hiss, whistle & low frequency rumble noises & have a very powerful bite. Flat breastbone lacks a keel anchoring the pectoral muscles for flight. Central “Red Center” Australian Outback, Northern Territory.

Central “Red Center” Australian Outback Alice Springs, Northern Territory - Camel Farm workers worn out Boots, Lantern & License plates nailed to the porch roof of Pyndan Camel Tracks.

Portrait - Sun seeker tanning at the Cape Woolamai surfing beach, Victoria in south east Phillip Island, Australia.

Portrait – Attendant adjusting the models clothing French Tuck before an advertising shoot on the streets of Sydney Australia. Homage to the work of Norman Rockwell’s visual arts humor. Note: The French tuck is simply the art of tucking in a shirt just at the very front while leaving the back loose and untucked at the sides. It's all about the drape here! According to Tan France (It’s creator fashion stylist on Netflix show, Queer Eye) this simple tucking technique instantly adds polish to any look and helps add balance to a silhouette.