Abandoned Building2008-01-31
URBEX. The wanky way to describe urban exploring. These are all drug prescription papers which some doofus has scattered everywhere that worked really nicely for a quick shot.
I’ve included a copy of the original photograph for anyone wondering the straight out of camera look. The changes made were quite simple and are just curves and levels. The original can be seen here
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This gallery is amazing.. I’ve always enjoyed black and white photography but never had much luck with it myself. Give this gallery attention as it’s amazing
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Same old same old, seascape taken at St Helens, Tasmania. I hope you don’t find these too boring? I love the movement which a long exposure captures.
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urbex… Taken on my travels around this little city I like to call Hobart. It’s weird trying to think of this place in a pristine condition with people being walked to their bed rooms and then the doors are locked. Sad no?
p.s kings of leon should of got #1 on the hottest 100.
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Photograph was taken at Cradle Mountain, Tasmania from a cold Easter of 2007.
This advertising campaign for People in Need is so effective and definitely hits the spot.
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I love the light shining through the end of the tunnel..
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A self portrait captured at South Arm, Tasmania. Photographed with Cokin neutral density filters and a Canon 10-22 ultra wide angle.
This guy is so cool.
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I love the shallow depth of field of the Canon 50 1.8. It’s almost tempting to get the 1.4 version but that’s just more money so maybe put that off for a bit..
Shot at a abandoned building out there.
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Underground exploring photo trips are fun and very unique.. The light for this urbex scene was made possible through using a torch with coloured cd covers on the front
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South Arm, Tasmania - Surfing. This was shot some time ago with a Canon 300 F4 IS + Sigma 1.4 extender. I found using the extender great as although you can’t shoot at F4 with it but instead 5.6 this isn’t a problem on a sunny day and I’d much prefer to open up to around F7 anyway.
Excuse my gimpy titles but I’m doing it because my good friend google froths over it when it spiders pages.
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