Once a year, the decid­u­ous beech that sur­rounds the Tarn Shelf turns from green to a beau­ti­ful yel­low. I’ve walked into the Tarn Shelf a few times but always man­aged to miss out on this lim­ited oppor­tu­nity. Know­ing it was the right time of the year, I set off early (7am) hop­ing for pretty reflec­tions on the Tarn and to avoid the crowds (60 peo­ple as we left at 11am). It was a cold but nice morn­ing with fog through­out the Der­went Val­ley.  Unfor­tu­nately once reach­ing the Tarn it was quite breezy so this ruled out any hope of cap­tur­ing the Tarn reflect­ing sur­round­ing fagus.

First four shots were cap­tured with a Canon 24–70 2.8 whilst the remain­ing with a Canon 50 1.4

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How I love autumn.

This shot was inspired by Siebe War­moeskerken who makes won­der­ful use of the 50mm 1.4 lens.  A stun­ning gallery that is worth browsing.

Over the last few months I’ve made two long dri­ves over to the Tas­man­ian West Coast with my cam­era in hand. On both occa­sions the weather was aver­age which wasn’t the best for pho­tos but it was nice to chill.

If you’re trav­el­ling to the west coast soon and have any queries of where to take pho­tos drop me a line as I might be able to help.

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IMG_6128Beau­ti­ful weather in Hobart today if only it was like this every day..

Back­yard with the Canon 50mm 1.4

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I could write a really cliché title and descrip­tion but I hate it when peo­ple dribble.

Pho­to­graph at Mt. Field National Park with the Canon 50mm 1.4

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One thing I love about the Canon 5D Mark II is the noise of ISO 1600 which is noth­ing com­pared to the old Canon 350D I pre­vi­ously used. These are just a cou­ple of can­did pho­tos taken whilst with friends with the Canon 50 1.4 at ISO 1600 and 800 respec­tively. Sure I could’ve still used the 350D but it’s nice to be able to actu­ally use a cam­era at night time and get clear images.

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Two pho­tos from a very wild Snug Falls.

I’ve uploaded a small video to give you an idea of how much water was flow­ing (click). Don’t for­get to turn HD on ;)

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Some­thing com­pletely dif­fer­ent, a can­did shot from a fam­ily bbq cap­tured with a newly acquired Canon 50 1.4.

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