Posts in long exposure
Meeting of the Waters - Yarra Valley...
The Meeting of the Waters is a beautiful short walk in the Yarra Valley, Victoria and not a corny photography title I just came up with (honest…!). This waterfall photograph is a two image stitch captured with the Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and... [+]
Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island -...
Ever since moving over to Victoria in January I’ve been meaning to get out and shoot some new coastline. On Saturday I finally got around to it with a trip down to Cape Woolamai off the south eastern tip of Phillip Island. Weather conditions were ideal with... [+]
Waterfall Photography - Tasmania
An old favourite of mine captured in April 2008 of a small stream inland from St Helens at St Columbia Falls. As this was taken a few years ago, it was shot with my previous setup of a Canon 350D, Canon 10-22 and a tripod. I... [+]
Jetty Ruins - Long Exposure
An old photograph from 2009 captured with a 59 second exposure at Midway Point, Tasmania. Normally I would have opted for a longer exposure but the exposure was cut short before the rain ruined the reflections around the old jetty. You can see the reflections... [+]
Steavenson Falls, Marysville -...
After talking about it for ages, I caught up with Ben Jensz and Daniel Lee for some photos about Marysville today. Having mostly only taken photos around the Melbourne CBD since moving here earlier this year, I’ve been itching to explore beyond the city. The... [+]
Lindisfarne, Tasmania - Sunset...
Taken some time ago (April 2010) on a rough and windy sunset at Lindisfarne, Tasmania. This was shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and Cokin Z-Pro neutral density filters. Using the neutral density filters was difficult due to the sea spray constantly... [+]
The Shrine of Remembrance
Getting my tourist on at The Shrine of Remembrance. I may have underestimated how many tourists would be there which made getting a photo (even a long exposure) without someone in it a challenge.
Eaglehawk Neck - Sunrise Reflections...
Early morning trip to Eaglehawk Neck with Sam Shelley. Getting up at 4:30am you hope the sunrise will be amazing to make getting up at a ridiculous hour worth it but unfortunately it wasn’t meant to be. Luckily not long after the sunrise the clouds... [+]
Tasmanian Sunrise
I was lucky to get home over the Queen’s Birthday long weekend to spend some time with friends and family. After moving to Melbourne earlier in the year, I’ve been a little lazy picking up the camera so it was nice to get out. Originally... [+]
Opossum Bay, Tasmania
This photo has sat in my drafts for a little too long. I’m not sure why. Maybe it’s because I’m still bitter that a tiny wave managed to splash all over my gear. But here it is. Captured on a wet and windy afternoon at... [+]