Ahh when I try to upload images the page goes blank after insertion, weird. Anyway this photo was captured in Binalong Bay, Tasmania during winter earlier this year A shame there wasn’t much movement in the sea.
Binalong Bay is part of the Bay of Fires which recently was highlighted in the Lonely Planet guide for 2009 for it’s pristine beaches. Probably my favourite location in Tasmania with its beautiful blue waters and white sand, I couldn’t recomend it more.
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Shooting with fellow photographer Ronnie Ling at Friendly Beaches, Tasmania earlier this year during winter. I love the East coast of Tasmania compared to more Southern areas, the rocks are just stunning. Hope you enjoy.
title: Friendly Beaches, Tasmaniadescription: Sunset photograph at Friendly Beaches, Tasmania by Alex Wisekeywords: Friendly Beaches, Tasmania, Australia, Freycinet, Coles Bay, waterscape, seascape, landscape, water, sunset, Ronnie Ling, Alex Wise
Lindisfarne with Mt. Wellington in the background on sunset. I was really struggling for composition but in the end settled with this shot of tiny a tiny cloud reflection. Hope you like
description: A waterscape photograph of Lindisfarne, Tasmania on sunset by Alex Wisekeywords: Lindisfarne, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, seascape, waterscape, Mt Wellington, sunset, Alex Wisetitle: Lindisfarne on Sunset
A quick photo from RSL’s, Tasmania with a black white conversion
description: Photograph at RSL\'S, Tasmania with a black and white conversion by Alex Wisekeywords: South Arm, Tasmania, RSLS, RSL\'S, red, surf, sunset, Alex Wise, waterscape, seascape, wavestitle: South Arm, Tasmania - Black and White Seascape
A stunning red sunset at South Arm, Tasmania. As a kid we would come down and play around on our bodyboards as it always had a wave and was relatively uncrowded. Anyhow this is probably about 1 of 10 shots which all had varying water patterns around the rocks but this is one I preferred more. I’ll post up another shot later which is 25″ second exposure compared to this one which is more around 0.5″ seconds I think. This was shot with a Canon 350D, Canon 10-22, tripod, remote and Cokin ND grads. The filters really work a treat when the sky is like this.
description: Sunset photograph at Rsl\'s on a red sunset by Alex Wisekeywords: South Arm, Tasmania, RSLS, RSL\'S, red, surf, sunset, Alex Wise, waterscape, seascape, wavestitle: South Arm, Tasmania - Red Sunset
Yesterday my 1 month old 1TB hardrive clonked it and I lost 2 months worth of photos and other odds and ends. I tried various things to no success which has really annoyed me. I needed to get out of the house and go take some shots somewhere.
This was photographed at South Arm, Tasmania on sunset
Just a slight before and after lightroom for anyone interested (Click)
title: South Arm, Tasmania - Seascape Sunsetdescription: A photograph captured at South Arm, Tasmania on sunset by Alex Wisekeywords: South Arm, Tasmania, lumpies, surf, sunset, Alex Wise, waterscape, seascape, waves
A long exposure shot from the beginning of the year on a nice summer evening. I really can’t wait for summer, it’s so cold at the moment argh.
Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Canon 10-22
Focal Length: 22.0mm
Exposure Time: 10.000 s
Aperture: f/20.0
ISO equiv: 100
Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)
description: A long exposure photograph taken at sunrise on the Tasman Bridge by Alex Wisekeywords: Tasman Bridge, Tasmania, Australia, Hobart, Alex Wise, long exposure, sunset, wide angletitle: Tasman Bridge / Long Exposure
An old photograph just a little out from Hobart with a black and white conversion for something different. I’ll post the colour in the coming days but I quite like this one.
title: Lauderdale, Tasmania - Black and Whitedescription: Seascape black and white photograph of Lauderdale, Tasmania by Alex Wisekeywords: Lauderdale, Tasmania, Hobart, Eastern shore, Alex Wise, waterscape, seascape, nature photography, black and white, B&W, sunset
Honeymoon Bay is located within Freycinet National Park, Tasmania.
This was a hectic morning as all 4 of us slept through our alarms and intended to visit another bay but were limited for time as the sun was already rising. It was freezing which seemed to fog my filters (Cokins) up periodically so as you can imagine that was a little frustrating. That’s probably one part of my Cokin filters I don’t like so much as they are quite large (Z-Pro series) and if you have two filters attatched, both can be quite exposed so it means both have to come off to be cleaned. However other then that I like them
title: Honeymoon Bay, Tasmaniakeywords: Honey Moon Bay, seascape, waterscape, sunset, long exposure, Freycinet, coles bay, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, Alex Wisedescription: Photograph taken in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania by Alex Wise
A second image of a two part series from the east coast (Friendly Beaches, Tasmania). I wanted the same rock in both shots but one looking to the left of the beach whilst the other to the right to capture the beauty of this amazing place.
Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Shutter Speed: 20/1 second
F Number: F/16.0
Focal Length: 10 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Date Picture Taken: Jul 4, 2008, 5:13:40 PM
Above is the first image which you can viewer larger by clicking the image.
Was a nice trip and I wish I was still pottering around taking shots but uni is back in the swing of things which makes less time for travelling long distances. Time to get some things planned for when semester 2 is over
description: Beautiful seascape photograph long exposure captured at Friendly Beaches, Tasmania by Alex Wisetitle: Friendly Beaches, Tasmaniakeywords: Friendly Beaches, seascape, waterscape, sunset, long exposure, Freycinet, coles bay, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, Alex Wise
A shame there wasn’t much movement in the sea.
