Alex Wise Photography

Was flicking through old photos from 2008 and came across a neglected set from Binalong Bay, Tasmania. I don’t normally do this but a before and after in case anyone is interested.

10 sec / f.22

3 minutes / f.9

25 sec / f.14

1.6 sec / f.10

3 min / f.18

A series of photographs from Remarkable Caves, Tasmania.

I’m slowly running out of seascape locations to photograph in Hobart so it’s always nice to come across something new.

This was shot last night at Blackmans Bay, Tasmania with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40, Cokin .9 ND grad and a B+W 110 filter. I love this filter as it me to push for a longer exposure (5 minutes at f.11).

Lindisfarne is normally a quiet little bay that barely has a ripple, but was wild this windy evening. Captured on sunset just as a wind surfer made his way out.

Shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and Cokin Z-Pro neutral density filters. The Cokin filters are great but can be a huge hassle when there is lots of sea spray everywhere as you’re constantly cleaning them.

This two shot image from Binalong Bay, Tasmania has sat in my drafts since 2008. I’d just finished exams so decided to take a drive up the east cost for some camping + photos but it unfortunately rained (note: down poured) the whole time which created dull skies.

Photographed at F.18 / 4 second exposures with a Canon 350D, Canon 10-22, Cokin Z-Pro neutral density filters and a tripod. The two images were later stitched in PTGui and is not HDR.

A quick photo as the rain rolled through at Bellerive, Tasmania.

Tonight’s sunset captured at Kingston Beach, Tasmania. This was shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40 and Cokin Z-Pro ND grads.

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 2 minutes but was cut short at 1 minute 30 when the sun dissapeared and the rain started bucketing. The long exposure was made possible with a 10 stop B+W 110 filter which works a treat in these situations.

Shot some time ago with the Canon 350D, Canon 10-22 and Cokin ND Grads captured at Park Beach, Tasmania.

Tidal changes in Hobart, Tasmania