User:Diliff

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About myself
Taken in Istanbul in March 2008.

I'm David Iliff, a 30 year old Wikipedian from Melbourne, Australia but currently living in London, England.

My interest in photography leads me to contribute mainly in the form of high quality photographs to add to articles.

I generally use a program called PTGui to stich panoramic images and a plugin called Smartblend which usually gives better blending results than Enblend or the built in blender.

My photographic gear:

My Featured Pictures (98 in total)
Sydney Harbour Panorama. Used in the articles Sydney, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Skyscraper and Panoramic photography.
A view of Downtown Los Angeles and Griffith Observatory from the Hollywood Hills. Used in the articles Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory, and Air pollution.
Melbourne Yarra River Night Panorama. Used in the article Yarra River.
Melbourne Yarra River Twilight Panorama. Used in the articles Melbourne and History of Melbourne.
Downtown Montreal viewed from Mont Royal. Used in the articles Montreal, Quebec, Metropolis, Places in Montreal and Central business district.
The British Museum Reading Room. Used in the articles British Museum, British Museum Reading Room and Library.
Loch Ard Gorge on the Great Ocean Rd, Victoria, Australia. Used in the article Loch Ard Gorge.
Manhattan Island as viewed from the Staten Island Ferry. Used in the article Manhattan, Skyline and Lower Manhattan.
The Melbourne skyline as viewed from the Docklands precinct of Yarra's Edge. Used in the article Melbourne and Melbourne Docklands.
Salzburg as viewed from Hohensalzburg Fortress. Used in the article Salzburg.
The canals of Amsterdam. Used in the article Amsterdam.
Windsor Castle Upper Ward Quadrangle. Used in the article Windsor Castle.
Another view of Windsor Castle Upper Ward Quadrangle. Used in the article Windsor Castle.
Montserrat Mountains in Catalonia, Spain. Used in the article Montserrat (mountain).
A panoramic view of Toledo, Spain. Used in the article Toledo, Spain.
The Palace of Westminster in London, England. Used in the articles England, House of Lords, Parliament of the United Kingdom, London, Palace of Westminster, City of Westminster and Reform of the House of Lords.
A panorama of modern London, taken from the Golden Gallery of Saint Paul’s Cathedral. Used in the articles London, History of London, Geography of London and Architecture in London.
The River Tagus flowing through Toledo, Spain. Used in the articles Tagus River and Toledo, Spain.
The River Thames flowing through Central London, United Kingdom. Used in the articles River Thames, Tower Bridge and London.
Hong Kong as viewed from Victoria Peak. Used in the articles Victoria Peak and Hong Kong.
Joss Bay Beach in Kent, England. Used in the articles Beach and Broadstairs.
Thames Riverfront in Richmond, England. Used in the article Richmond, London.
The New York City Midtown skyline, as viewed from the Empire State Building. Used in the article New York City.
A 180 degree panoramic view from The Pinnacle in The Grampians. Used in the article Grampians National Park.
A 180 degree panoramic view of the Melbourne skyline facing north-east to south-east. Used in the articles Melbourne, Hoddle Grid and Rialto Towers.
Camp Cove beach in Watson's Bay, Sydney. Used in the article Watsons Bay, New South Wales.
A panoramic view of the Jamison Valley in the Blue Mountains, Australia. Used in the articles Blue Mountains (Australia) and New South Wales.
The Sydney skyline viewed from Kirribilli at dusk. Used in the article Sydney.
The Brighton Promenade in Southern England. Used in the article Brighton.
Brighton Pier in Brighton, England. Used in the article Brighton Pier and Brighton.
The Queen Elizabeth II Bridge in Kent/Essex, Southern England. Used in the articles Queen Elizabeth II Bridge and Dartford.
Port Vell in Barcelona, Spain. Used in the articles Port Vell and Barcelona.
The Temperate House in Kew Gardens, England. Used in the article Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Bluewater Shopping Centre in Kent, England. Used in the article Bluewater.
Leeds Castle in Kent, England. Used in the article Leeds Castle.
The Seven Sisters, a chalk cliff on the East Sussex coast in England. Used in the article Seven Sisters, Sussex.
A 360 degree panoramic view of Helvellyn in the Lake District, England. Used in the article Helvellyn.
A panoramic view of Derwent Water from the shores of Keswick in the Lake District. Used in the article Derwent Water.
A 360 degree view of Trafalgar Square in London, England. Used in the article Trafalgar Square.
A panoramic view of Keswick in the Lake District, looking south in summer. Used in the article Keswick, Cumbria.
A panoramic view of Keswick in the Lake District, looking north in autumn. Used in the article Walla Crag and Lake District.
A panoramic view of the River Thames as it flows through the western side of central London, England. Used in the articles London and River Thames.
A panoramic view of Eastbourne in East Sussex, England, taken from Beachy Head west of the city. Used in the article Eastbourne.
The State Library of Victoria Reading Room, in Melbourne, Australia. Used in the article State Library of Victoria.
A Padaung girl in Northern Thailand. Used in the articles Jewellery, Myanmar, Body modification, Kayan and Largest body part.
Torre Agbar, a prominent modern skyscraper in Barcelona, Spain. Used in the articles Barcelona and Torre Agbar.
The Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster (otherwise colloquially known as Big Ben) in London, England. Used in the article Clock Tower, Palace of Westminster.
30 St Mary Axe in the City of London, otherwise known as The Gherkin. Used in the article 30 St Mary Axe.
The Washington Monument in Washington D.C. at dusk. Used in the articles Washington, D.C., 1885, and Washington Monument.
The Trevi Fountain, in Rome, Italy. Used in the article Trevi Fountain.
An Eastern Grey Squirrel in St James's Park, London. Used in the article Eastern Grey Squirrel and Squirrel.
The Radcliffe Camera in Oxford, England. Used in the articles Radcliffe Camera, Oxford, Oxbridge rivalry, James Gibbs and England.
The Versailles Chapel. Used in the article Palace of Versailles.
A view Angels Landing in Zion National Park in Utah. Used in the article Zion National Park, Utah and History of Utah.
A Koala. Used in the articles Koala, Marsupial, Fauna of Australia, Otway National Park, Vombatiformes, List of Australian mammal emblems, Phascolarctos and Australia.
St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague. Used in the article St. Vitus Cathedral.
A Bangkok Skyline sunset. Used in the articles Bangkok, Skyline, Golden hour (photography), Emergence and List of central business districts in Bangkok.
Tower Bridge at Twilight as viewed from the north-east. Used in the article Tower Bridge.
Tower Bridge as viewed from the south-west, London. Used in the articles London and Tower Bridge.
Two cuttlefish. Used in the articles Georgia Aquarium and Cuttlefish.
A Black-headed Gull in St James's Park, London, England. Used in the article Black-headed Gull.
Leadenhall Market in the City of London. Used in the article Leadenhall Market.
Hopetoun Falls, near Otway National Park, Victoria, Australia. Used in the articles Otway National Park, Conservation in Australia and Hopetoun Falls.
The London Eye from behind at twilight. Used in the articles London Eye, London, England, United Kingdom, London Borough of Lambeth and Ferris wheel.
The Royal College of Music. Used in the article Royal College of Music.
The Roman Baths in Bath, England. Used in the articles Bath, Somerset, Roman baths and Thermae.
The US Capitol Building at night. Used in the article Washington, D.C..
The Three Sisters, a prominent rock formation in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia. Used in the articles Blue Mountains, City of Blue Mountains and Three Sisters.
Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Used in the artcles Manhattan and Grand Central Terminal.
The Library of Congress Great Hall in Washington DC. Used in the article Library of Congress and Thomas Jefferson Building.
Montreal City Hall. Used in the articles Montreal, Montreal City Hall, City and town halls and Old Montreal.
L'Hemisfèric, Imax Cinema, Planetarium and Laserium in Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, Valencia, Spain. Used in the articles Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, Santiago Calatrava, Tourism, IMAX and Valencia, Spain.
A Greylag Goose in St James's Park, in London. Used in the article Greylag Goose.
The Colosseum in Rome, Italy. Used in the articles Colosseum, Roman architecture, Amphitheatre, Italy, Vespasian, Tourism, Titus, Wonders of the World, Roman engineering, Blue hour, Roman technology and New Seven Wonders of the World.
St Peter's Square. Used in the articles Rome, Vatican City, St. Peter's Basilica and Saint Peter's Square .
Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera (The Quarry), in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Used in the articles Casa Milà, Barcelona, Antoni Gaudí, List of Gaudi Buildings and List of World Heritage Sites in Europe.
The Champ de Mars in Paris, France. Used in the article Champ de Mars.
The City of London skyline from London City Hall. Used in the articles City of London and 30 St Mary Axe.
Cabot Square in Canary Wharf, London. Used in the articles Canary Wharf and Cabot Square.
The Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens. Used in the articles Albert Memorial and Frieze of Parnassus.
Upper Wentworth Falls. Used in the Wentworth Falls (waterfall), Wentworth Falls and Blue Mountains articles.
Keble College's Chapel, a constituent college of Oxford University as viewed across the quadrangle. Used in the Keble College article.
A Swaledale Sheep in the Lake District, England. Used in the article Swaledale (sheep).
The four faces of the Frieze of Parnassus as viewed (top to bottom) from south, east, north and west. Used in the article Frieze of Parnassus.
A small monument to the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York City. Used in the article Memorials and services for the September 11 attacks.
The Princess of Wales Conservatory in Kew Gardens, London, England. Used in the article Kew Gardens.
The New York City Public Library Research Room. Used in the articles New York Public Library and New York Public Library Main Branch.
The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía in Valencia, Spain. Used in the article Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía.
The Waterlily House in Kew Gardens, England. Used in the article Kew Gardens.
The Frauenkirche (Church of Our Blessed Lady) in Munich, Germany, as viewed from the tower of Peter's Church. Used in the articles Munich Frauenkirche and Munich.
A Skylark in the Lake District, England. Used in the article Skylark.
The Sydney Opera House as viewed from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Used in the articles New South Wales, Sydney, Sydney Opera House and Tourism in Sydney.
The Palm House of Kew Gardens in London, England. Used in the article Kew Gardens.
Church of St. Andrew in Alfriston, England. Used in the articles Alfriston and Church of St. Andrew, Alfriston.
Clapham Common Tube Station in London, England. Used in the articles Clapham Common tube station, City and South London Railway, Island platform and Rapid Transit.
Wakehurst Place Mansion in West Sussex, England. Used in the article Wakehurst Place Garden.
The Admiralty Extension building, as viewed from the Horse Gardens Parade in London, England. Used in the article Admiralty.
La Giralda, the tower of the Cathedral of Seville in Spain. Used in the article La Giralda.


Places I've been
Places That I've Been
Countries
Australia Austria Belgium Canada Czech Republic England France Germany Hong Kong Hungary Italy Laos
Myanmar Netherlands New Zealand Poland Scotland Slovakia Spain Switzerland Turkey Thailand United States Wales
U.S. States and Territories
Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey
New York Pennsylvania North Carolina Oklahoma Rhode Island South Carolina Utah Vermont Virginia District of Columbia West Virginia
Barnstars



I hereby bestow Diliff the photographer's barnstar for his work at Featured pictures and FPC
- Ravedave
You have a real talent for photography! Your photos have more life than the subjects themselves! I salute you with the photographer's barnstar.
- DrTall
I salute you, insane stitcher of pics! For your work on FPC and elsewhere, I think you deserve another one of these!
- mstroeck
Behold the official photographer of Wikipedia. Here is another barn star for all those beautiful pictures (WOW Quality) you took from my city (Montreal). Talent + expensive camera = Best photos of Wikipedia.
- Arad
For your fantastic poster-quality photographs with stunning compositions and amazing panoramas. - doniv
I, Ian Manka, award you this barnstar for having fantastic, high-resolution featured pictures. If you have any questions, please contact me at my talk page. Ian Manka 03:59, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
I, Ian Manka, award you this barnstar for your fantastic featured pictures, because (for you) one barnstar isn't enough for the great work you have done! If you have any questions, please contact me at my talk page. Ian Manka 03:59, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
I, JimHxn, present to you yet another photography barnstar for those brilliant pictures, I've just spend 20 minutes looking at them, they're amazing! JimHxn 14:47, 23 October 2006 (UTC)
I, Gphoto, present you with this awesome looking barnstar for all of the awesome pictures that you have contributed to wikipedia! Gphototalk 15:07, 24 November 2006 (UTC)
The Photographer's Barnstar for amazing photographic works Booksworm Talk to me! 15:26, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
The Barnstar of National Merit for making some of the most beautiful pictures of Australia available to Wikipedia. Wikipeterproject 03:35, 3 January 2007 (UTC)
For your incredible pictures, which are the best in the Britain, and some of the best in Europe! - AndonicO
Photography is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality" -- Alfred Stieglitz - User:Krazykenny
For your amazing panoramas and pictures. Really superb work - User:Wildpixs
For your impressive work and beautiful pictures, with great use of equipment and techniques. - User:Drake Hyneman
For your matchless pictures as well as for stiching my Hrant Dink panorama which became featured. It wouldn't be possible without you. Compliments and congratulations - User:Kerem Ozcan
For your tremendous generosity by making these pictures free and for your immense talent. --Deragon (talk) 01:39, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
For the absolutely stunning photography that you have contributed. I truly admire your phenomenal work.-- mcshadypl TC 03:02, 9 February 2009 (UTC)
For creating truly magnificent pictures, being a source of inspiration and an example.--Massimo Catarinella (talk) 01:39, 19:27, 15 April 2009 (UTC)
For your absolutely amazing, crystal-clear pictures and panoramas. I have yet to see a collection that tops yours! T24G (talk) 17:21, 9 December 2009 (UTC)
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