Summer in Australia means many things, but one thing that I love about it is outdoor dining. Sometimes this means eating out, but more often than not it means eating in and a BBQ. We are so lucky in Australia that the quality of produce that we can get our hands on is excellent, and that the majority of Australians can afford to put a meal on the table. Add to that the vast diversity of backgrounds that make up modern Australia, and you get awesome times for lovers of eating (I am not a cook – but I am a great eater). I decided to shoot off a few snaps in between tall stories when I was invited to a mid-week meal down at my Brother and Sister In-law’s place in Melbourne (see Sal, told you I would give you a mention). Good times, and my Canon Powershot G15 is proving quite adept at low-light photography. One tip, don’t get your camera too close to the BBQ – you may get splatter on the lens. BTW all the photos link through to larger images on my Flickr photostream.
Something for Kiki and the Pok 
Great shots but where was my invite? 😦 Thanks for sharing. 🙂
No probs – if you can get a short flight over the Pacific Ocean your in. Good times!
Ha, yes very short flight. 🙂
Love the food still life. The shot with the green vase is good – especially the way you held the focus.
Thanks, and it was quite delicious too. Shots of empty plates are not quite the same.
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