ResultZ Photos

The following links are to pages containing various photos taken over time. The photos are unrelated to ResultZ work, except that they are the consequence of a healthy love of gadgets, including digital cameras!

Most of the older photos were taken using a Canon EOS D30, while more recent ones were taken with a Canon EOS 300D (Digital Rebel), which is a lovely digital SLR camera. The latest ones (2008 onwards) were taken with a Canon EOS 40D, which has even better resolution and acquisition rates.

Note: All of the larger photos have been resampled to a much smaller size to reduce storage space - if you want the original of any photo, please contact photos@resultz.com.au with the details of the photo.

Naturally I have taken many photos of our animals. There is a small page of photos of Cheyenne as a puppy, plus a much larger page with all our animals. And there is a page of wildlife found in and around our house in Kingsway.

My two nieces, Ella and Lily.

My parents, David and Denise, have built their house in Paynesville, Victoria. Plus they are looking for a big boat to sail the lakes near Lakes Entrance.

Emily's parents, Anna and Ian, have built their house at Denham's Beach, Bateman's Bay.

Our friends, Brad and Leanne, have built their first home in Amaroo.

Here are all the photos taken during the ABC Puppy Classes at RSPCA Weston and the Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital. Note: This is only a temporary measure until the GVH website is ready to take these photos. Checkout www.gungahlinvet.com.au for updates.

Emily works at the Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital, which was constructed in the latter half of 2002. There are many photos of the construction, opening day and staff.
You can see the rest of the GVH website here.

In 2003 we went on our first holiday in four years. The destination was South East Queensland, to allow Emily to attend a behaviour conference in Caloundra and to visit my grandfather in Noosa.
In 2004 we did it again! Emily had to attend another behaviour conference (in Coffs Harbour), so we visited my grandfather again and did SeaWorld, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, and the Zoofari at Dubbo Plains Zoo.

In 2005 we did an adventure tour of Tasmania, where we visited the Bay Of Fires, Launceston, Hobart, Strahan, and the Cradle Mountain National Park. Here are some photos of the scenery, flowers, and wildlife we encountered.

My cousin Stephanie married Chris Cox in October 2003. Here are some photos of their engagement and wedding.

The bushfires that ravaged Canberra on Saturday 18th January 2003 came very close to my brother Andrew's house. These are some photos taken during and after that eventful day.
As a result, we installed a fire-fighting system to protect our house from future bushfires. It covers the 64 metre perimeter of our house, and sprays 120 litres per minute over the deck. It also has a 38mm Storz connector at each end of the house so we can plug in a portable hose to spray off the deck. It is powered by an Onga/Honda pump connected to a 35,000 litre rainwater tank.

In 2007 we travelled to South Australia and the Flinders Ranges. We visited Melrose and Mt Remarkable first, then on to Wilpena Pound before exploring Arkaroola. We went mountain bike riding at a number of places, saw lots of raptors, explored the geology of the area, and checked out the flora and fauna.

In 2008 we travelled to New Zealand with Brad and Leanne and explored part of the south island. We walked the Milford Track first, then did a Lord of the Rings tour around Queenstown.
During our trip we saw lots of mountains, waterfalls and icebergs , plus some local flora and fauna. New Zealand is totally beautiful, with many amazing colours and patterns to be found.