Category Archives: Landscape
Southbank Sunset
Summer usually provides some good opportunities for capturing interesting sunsets. This one was was taken between two pillars helping to provide some extra framing around the flag
Southbank Storm
Ah, the serenity
Lake Eildon, 29th October, 2011
Under the Milky Way
Shot on a chilly night in Daylesford, 21st August 2011. It’s not often that I’m surrounded by a clear, non light-polluted sky with both my camera and a tripod in hand but thankfully the stars aligned last night. I was surprised how well the milkyness comes out with a relatively short exposure but a high ISO and plenty of noise reduction certainly helps. Canon 7D, 16-35L @ 16mm, f2.8, 11sec, ISO 3200.
A foggy night in Melbourne
Supermoon
Here’s a 14% bigger and 30% brighter looking version of the moon captured on the 19th March, 2011.
Flowers in the rain
Nothing like a good drop of rain to help bring out the colour on a low-contrast day.
Tasmania
Tasmania has an amazing amount of picturesque scenery to behold. It’s a great place to point a camera…
Blackrock Beach day/night
Shooting directly into the sun with a reduced exposure and aperture is a good way to simulate the ‘day for night’ effect often seen in movies. This photo has had the sun replaced with an image of the moon taken on a separate occasion.
This is the original shot after crushing the black levels a bit and setting the white balance at around 3900K. The exposure was f16, 1/8000, ISO 100.
This is a shot of the same scene straight out of the camera with no effects and an exposure somewhere toward the middle of the range (f11, 1/1000, ISO 100).
