Posts in seascape
Image Blending - Photoshop Tutorial
Recently I wrote a small photoshop technique article covering image blending for Popular Photography magazine and thought it might be of interest to readers of my blog. I don’t blend images all the time but it’s a nice technique to have up your sleeve when... [+]
Park Beach, Tasmania - Seascape
Playing around with an old photo from 2008 on a freezing winters night. Captured with a Canon 350D and Canon 10-22 with a 5 minute long exposure.
Hope Beach, Tasmania
Trying to push some photos out that have sat in my draft queue a little too long. This is captured at Hope Beach from May 7 last year which is also my birthday. Note that in your diary
Winter Seascape
The weather is terrible at the moment. I can’t even remember it raining this much during winter and it’s meant to be summer..
2010 Retrospective
All year I’ve felt like I haven’t taken as many photographs as I’d like. Looking back now maybe it wasn’t as quiet as I first thought. Here are a selection of images from 2010. The year started off with a trip up Mt. Wellington with... [+]
Solitude is Bliss
I tend to avoid song titles or lyrics for photo posts but this was actually my favourite song for 2010 (Tame Impala – Solitude is Bliss) and the title seemed appropriate. Taken on a recent trip to the Bay of Fires, Tasmania on a rather... [+]
The Gardens, Tasmania - Bay of Fires
From a recent overnight trip to The Bay of Fires with a friend. My favourite Tasmanian landscape is found at the Gardens. So beautiful. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t much so this had to do. As usual, shot with a B+W 110 neutral density filter to... [+]
Daily Carry (52 images)
As much as I love seascape photography, I sometimes worry of becoming repetitive. Lately I’ve been making an effort to carry my camera with me more when I go out to mix things up a little. I’m not chasing brilliant photographs but just capturing things... [+]
Winter Seascape - Long Exposure...
Rain clouds flying over my head during a 3 minute long exposure photograph on the Tasmanian north west. Shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and B+W 110 neutral density filter.
Slip - Long Exposure Photography
More playing around with the B+W 110 neutral density filter again at Connellys Marsh, Tasmania. A beautiful place not far from Hobart. This is a two minute daytime long exposure photograph that was made possible through using the B+W ND 110 filter. The neutral density... [+]