Posts in sunrise

Eaglehawk Neck - Sunrise Reflections...

21 Jun Eaglehawk Neck – Sunrise Reflections / Tilt Shift

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

16 Jun 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... [+]

Lindisfarne Jetty - Long Exposure...

03 Nov Lindisfarne Jetty – Long Exposure Photograph

A long exposure photograph taken some time ago (Jan/2010) of Lindisfarne, Tasmania on sunset. With not much cloud in the sky, I pushed for a longer exposure (10 minutes at f/11) to exaggerate the cloud in the sky.

Battery Point Jetty

27 Dec Battery Point Jetty

10 minute exposure at f.10 on sunset. As usual captured with a B+W 110 and Cokin neutral density filters.

Bellerive, Tasmania

27 Oct Bellerive, Tasmania

Overlooking the Wrest Point Casino from Bellerive, Tasmania

Snap Shots on the Tasmanian West...

25 Oct Snap Shots on the Tasmanian West Coast

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... [+]

Taroona Sunrise

29 Sep Taroona Sunrise

Re-processing an old photo for a friend. A beautiful red sunrise captured at Taroona, Tasmania last winter. This is a 2 minute exposure just as the sun was coming up over the hills which lead to a little over exposure.

Abstract Sunrise

20 Sep Abstract Sunrise

One of the more spectacular sunrises I’ve seen captured a little different then normal.

Roches Beach, Tasmania

20 May Roches Beach, Tasmania

A place which is otherwise quiet and protected from the swell but not today. This was composed as a quick burst of sun came out between the clouds lighting the pillars on the dunes perfectly. I had hoped to run a long exposure of around... [+]

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