Posts in February 2010
Winter
27 Feb
A series of images captured on a freezing winters night in 2007. The light trails were created placing coloured cd cases over the front over a torch.
Rushing Water
25 Feb
Water rushing over rocks at Kingston Beach, Tasmania captured with a 1/3 sec exposure at f/14.
Standing, Waiting, Wishing.
19 Feb
Set timer, mad dash over wet rocks into frame, fingers crossed that I don’t jiggle around, check lcd. 30 second exposure at f/11. http://deadon.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/tinafey_21313.jpg
Sunset at Clifton Beach, Tasmania
16 Feb
As the cloud slowly rolled in throughout the afternoon, I made plans to take a drive and get some photos somewhere. As I arrived at Clifton I realised I had brought my broken tripod, fantastic! I wanted to capture at least one photo of the... [+]
Guide to Daytime Long Exposures
16 Feb
A small buying guide to assist you in making the right purchases to photograph daytime long exposures. Using strong neutral density filters will allow you to shoot 1-5 minute exposures during the day depending on the conditions. If you’re bored with photography, neutral density filters... [+]
Underneath
15 Feb
f/11:130 secs Captured in Howden, Tasmania with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and B+W 110 neutral density filter. This was processed in lightroom then exported to photoshop where I wanted to experiment with silver efex pro, a nifty tool that helps with B&W... [+]
Kingston Beach, Tasmania Sunset
12 Feb
Tonight’s sunset captured at Kingston Beach, Tasmania. This was shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and Cokin Z-Pro ND grads.
Liffey Falls
12 Feb
Copping spray all over my gear but it was worth it even if only one shot of the 15 came out… Taken winter 2009 at Liffey Falls after a week of rain.
Seascape - South Arm, Tasmania
11 Feb
A culled image that I’ve come back to a few times. I’ve always looked at the photo and wished the cloud was in the middle of the frame, not disappearing out of it. What can you do?
Jetty Ruins - Midway Point, Tasmania
07 Feb
Passing through Midway Point recently, I noticed a jetty that I photographed last April had been pulled down. As I’m always on the look out for old jetties to photograph, I came back a few days later on a wet evening. Standing ankle deep in... [+]
