Posts in sunset
Port Melbourne - Long Exposure...
Two photos captured in Port Melbourne on a warm but breezy summers evening with photographer Ben Jensz. It’s always fun shooting with Ben as although we’re both interested in the same styles of photography, we always manage to walk away with different shots which is... [+]
Melbourne CBD - Cityscape
Recently I posted a SEO for Photographers Guide that might be of interest. It looks at how to maximise your key wording, increase traffic to your blog and avoid easy mistakes. It’s quite long and boring (okay okay… It’s not that bad) but quite useful... [+]
Park Beach - Seascape Long Exposure...
A photograph from my recent trip home to Tasmania for Christmas. This long exposure photograph was captured at Park Beach, Tasmania just after sunset. This is one of my favourite coastlines to photograph in the Hobart area even if it is quite limited on sunset.... [+]
Tasmanian East Coast - Bay of Fires
Happy new year everyone. I’m enjoying a couple of weeks home in Hobart visiting family and friends escaping the 40 degree heat of Melbourne. Over the last few days I’ve been spending some time in St Helens, a beautiful coastal town and also my favourite... [+]
Park Beach - Sunset Long Exposure
One from earlier this evening at Park Beach Tasmania on sunset. Fingers crossed the colours are okay with this. I’m in Hobart for a few weeks and only have a laptop to edit on. How I miss my 27″ screen right now… Editing in Photoshop... [+]
Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island
A photo taken a couple of months ago at Cape Woolamai, Victoria. I’ve been sitting on this for a while, slightly unhappy with the processing and not completely sold by the composition. After 4 processing attempts later, here it is. Technical Details This is a... [+]
The Pinnacles, Cape Woolamai -...
One from a few weeks back at The Pinnacles, Cape Woolamai. Arriving a few hours before the sunset gave me plenty of opportunity to find a nice vantage point and setup my gear and wait… Unfortuntely there wasn’t as much swell as I’d had liked... [+]
Docklands, Melbourne
Oh the difference 30 minutes can have on a scene. Both images were captured tonight with one mid sunset and another just after sunset as ‘blue hour’ set in. I actually prefer the second myself… How about you?
Melbourne CBD
Getting a little experimental with the blending of two shots while playing around with some time-lapse last week. One captured by mistake out of focus then another with focus set to infinity. Slightly different and I’m undecided if I like it or not.
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... [+]