I recently traveled to Sydney with my wife for her birthday and with permission, she allowed me to take my camera with me 
This is just one of the shots I managed to shoot near the base of the Harbour Bridge. When I was taking this shot (30 seconds is a long time to wait) there were sooo many wedding photographers snapping away and I can understand why. I mean seriously with a back drop of the Opera House I think it is a definite must for newly weds who live in Sydney to have this in their wedding album!!!
Anyway this is my take of the Sydney Opera House which I am sure there would be photographers out there who would have taken it with the exact same composition I guess it is like Perth’s most photographed boat house the “Blue Shed” hahahaha well not as iconic though
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Last Thursday Graham and I set out again on a adventure to capture Perth at night. We started at King’s Street. Maybe the street just wasn’t photogenic enough, or maybe the cold night hadn’t warmed up our fingers to do the clicky clicky Who knows what it was for not being able to capture King’s Street, but as all adventures go, we needed to press on!!!
We ventured to Council House based on Graham’s (have to give credit where it is rightfully due) suggestion that the building was lit. Must say we were quite taken back at the beauty of the neon lights that were dancing around the building, and with some careful composition here are my shots. No doubt Graham will try to up-stage me of course.
This shot is of the main entrance to Council House. To me it looks like a entrance to a UFO
In this shot I wanted to capture the various colours of neon light, I had to increase the ISO in order to keep the shutter speeds fast. If shutter speed was left too long you will simply get a blue representation (a mixture of all the neon colours mashed into one). I could have increase the aperture to drop the shutter speed but I wanted to maximise DOF.
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Took this shot on the weekend and just had to really show and tell the cheeky-ness of this little guy.
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After not having much opportunity in getting out to take some landscape shots, Graham and I set out on Tuesday night (a spontaneous decision) hoping to capture some water reflections on the road after the passing of the rain. This shot I am showing was persuaded by Graham after I had already packed up my gear and decided not to do any more shoots.
Here is my take on a similar shot taken by Graham. I decided to go for a higher angle shot rather a low down shot of the man made stream.
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This is another image I found from my archive, it was taken in Applecross many sunsets ago I like the simplicity of the image, perhaps it is the rule of thirds being applied in this image that drew me back to this image.
It is amazing what you can recover from a raw image file. The sky in the original image was all blown but I managed to recover the detail in the sky using the gradient filter in ACR.
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Wow… hadn’t realised it has been more than a month since I posted something / anything on my blog. I was going through my images and found this, the moving (or sense of moving) clouds is what caught my eye. it goes to show that it pays to not delete images, you may look at older images with different eyes.
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I took this shot over the weekend so that I could it in the EOS 1-Wall competition held by Canon, entry details can be found here. The theme for this month is “sustainability” and so decided to take this very cliched shot of a newly sprung bean plant growing in the vegie patch. Leave a comment if you like it
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This is a shot I had wanted to post for a long time since last year actually, you know the feeling when time just runs away
My wife and I had the lucky chance to be invited by the brother-in-law for a holiday in the Gold Coast and it was too good a chance to pass up, so off we went and this was what we were greeted at the beach. nice ehhhh
This shot was taken on my 350D or should I say ex 350D
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This shot was taken with the help of Graham pressing the remote trigger, while I sat on the jetty firing random flash pulses to illuminate the blueness of the boat shed. Looking back it looks like the blueness didn’t really come through, but I think this is not bad for a first time shoot.
This image is made of 2 images layered in photoshop. I then erased myself from one of the images. Then finally I cloned parts of the image where my body (unfortunately) overlapped.
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We were driving north to Merriwa on Friday after dropping off my HDD at Graham’s. I just had to stop the car on the side of Marmion Road when I saw God’s Rays beaming down. This image is nothing exceptional or impressive in any form, just thought it was fitting since it is Easter and all
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