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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Gold in the Doldrums
This morning Xenedette and I headed to Long Reef on Sydney’s northern beaches, where we were to meet up with over 30 (yes, thirty) other photographers for a dawn seascape shoot followed by breakfast. The morning looked to be promising, … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Photography, Seascape Photography
Tagged Cloud, Golden Hour, Long Reef, Northern Beaches, Ocean, Reef, Rock, Seascape, Sunrise, Water
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The Making of “The Smoking Gun”
Almost five years ago to this date, an old Flickr contact of mine, Rich Legg, created a photographic image of a smoking gun. I was impressed, and I commented on his image at the time. I recently decided to have … Continue reading
Posted in Indoor Photography, Lighting, Post-Processing, Still-Life Photography, The Making Of
Tagged 1911, 9mm, Firearm, Gold Match Stainless II, Gun, Kimber, Macro, Pistol, Semi-Automatic, Smoke, Still-Life, Strobism, Strobist
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Whale of a Cascade
This morning I met up with around 15-20 other seascape photographers for a dawn shoot at Whale Beach and breakfast at Newport afterwards. It was an epic seascape shoot, with people everywhere. We managed not to get in each other’s … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Photography, Seascape Photography
Tagged Cascade, Clouds, Dawn, Flow, Northern Beaches, Ocean, Rocks, Seascape, Sunrise, Water, Waves, Whale Beach
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Don’t Put Your Life on the Line
With my recent re-ignition of my passion for seascape photography, it’s a good time to remind people of the dangers of seascape photography. Back in 2010, I published an article on Tips for Safe Seascape Photography. Earlier tonight, I encountered the … Continue reading
Posted in Seascape Photography
Tagged Danger, Fishing, Ocean, Rock Fishing, Rocks, Safety, Seascape, Seascape Photography
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Mona Vale Pool Revisited
Before dawn this morning, I met up with Brent for a seascape shoot at Mona Vale pool. It’s been quite a while since I photographed one of Sydney’s ocean pools. A few years ago I was working on a project … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Photography, Seascape Photography
Tagged Clouds, Dawn, Mona Vale, Ocean, Pool, Seascape, Sunrise, Tidal Pool, Water
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The Great Cathedral by the Sea
Since Saturday’s rewarding dawn shoot at Cathedral Rocks (about 90 minutes away), I’ve processed and uploaded two more images. The most dramatic image from the shoot would have to be this image: All of the elements were aligned: the sky … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Photography, Seascape Photography
Tagged Cathedral Rocks, Clouds, Dawn, Kiama, Kiama Downs, Ocean, Rocks, Seascape, Sky, South Coast, Water, Waves
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Hitech 10-Stop ND Filter on Order
I’ve just ordered a Hitech Pro Stop 10-stop neutral-densty filter. As its name indicates, it’s a neutral-density filter which reduces the light intake by ten stops. When fitted to a lens, the Pro Stop ten-stop filter reduces the light intake … Continue reading
Posted in Equipment
Tagged Filter, Hitech, Hitech Pro Stop, Lee, Lee Big Stopper, ND, ND Filter, Neutral-Density, Neutral-Density Filter
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Cathedral Rocks… It Rocks!
This morning a couple of seascaping buddies and myself set out for Cathedral Rocks, a stunning patch of coastline off Kiama Downs on the NSW south coast. The location, which has been on my ‘must shoot’ list for too long, … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Photography, Seascape Photography
Tagged Cathedral Rocks, Clouds, Dawn, Kiama, Kiama Downs, Ocean, Rocks, Seascape, Sky, South Coast, Water, Waves
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Elgato Video Capture: Great Stuff
A few weeks ago I purchased Elgato Video Capture, a hardware and software package which allows computer-based digitising of video from analogue video sources such as VHS cameras and VCRs. Some background: In 1999 I bought a VHS-C video camera, … Continue reading
Contrasting Conditions at Turimetta
Here are two vastly different images from the same dawn seascape shoot at Turimetta last Tuesday. The first image above was taken shortly after arrival, and in the pre-dawn darkness, the moving water is abstracted to the point where its … Continue reading
Posted in Light Painting, Outdoor Photography, Seascape Photography
Tagged Clouds, Dawn, Light Painting, Northern Beaches, Ocean, Rain, Rocks, Seascape, Seaweed, Sky, Turimetta, Water, Waves
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