This photo was taken with my iPhone 3GS whilst on a working trip to Mt Gambier. It was also one of the last photos I took with that phone before I bought the iPhone 4. Whilst good, I never really thought the camera on the 3GS as adequate. The iPhone 4 is a completely different beast.

With the new phone, I’m going to try my own version of the 365 / Photo-A-Day Project. The rules are simple:

1. Post three photos each week to Twitter / Flickr
2. The image must be taken with the iPhone 4
3. The image can only be manipulated in the iPhone 4
4. The image is posted via the iPhone 4

Hope I can stick to this one (although I’ve never tried before), and that it makes me a better photog. My better / non-iPhone photos will still be posted here, at the same, inconsistent rate as previous!

The scenery at Yellow Waters, Kakadu, Australia is nothing short of spectacular. It makes waking up at 5:30am kinda worthwhile.

On our way up from Adelaide to Darwin (4,000km!) we visited Ayer’s Rock. This picture was taken on the first day we visited, just as the sun was receding.

During this first night, we went cheapo and camped at the resort. Unfortunately my air-mattress went flat, and it was an uncomfortable night. What did we do? We booked into the most expensive room at the resort the next day! Woohoo!

The Olgas are a group of rock formations near Uluru. For such a well frequented tourist destination, I was surprised that I had never heard of them before – I only learnt about them when we were at Uluru, and they were in the background.

Captured from a plane through the perspex window as we were preparing to land in Christchurch. Apparently they offer horseback hikes through these mountains, which I reckon would be awesome.