About canberra_photographer

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canberra_photographer's avatar I'm an award winning nature photographer from Canberra, a short film maker, a friend of the National Library of Australia, a student of politics and law and a writer. Some of the tools of the trade I use: *Canon 1Ds mkIII *Canon 40D *Sony HDR SR12 High Definition AVCHD *Canon EF 16-35 L *Canon EF 24-105 L *Canon EF 100-400 L *Canon EF 100mm Macro *Canon EF 180mm Macro *Canon 580ex II Speedlite *Canon Macro Twin-lite 24 *Gitzo 3530 with Arca Swiss DP *B+W UV, Cir-pol, ND & Grad-ND filters *Steadicam Merlin *Azden SMX-10 *Lowepro Dryzone 200, Vertex 200 & Primus AW

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