A little Sneaky Sunday sunrise at Bradleys head, the wind was cold, the parking ticket machine ate money and gave no love, the sky uninspiring and the water cold. The company was better 😉 +Rodney Campbell and +Deb Mooney.
This is the view of Sydney that I like 🙂
Exif love:
Single image
D750 coupled with 16-35mm f4 @ 16mm Aperture: f/16 and Shutter Speed: 186.1s (that 0.1 made all the difference)
ISO 100
out front – Lee Graduated 0.9x Filter and LEE fatstopper
Oh gorgeous!
Brilliant shot
Clever 🙂 – if only we could clear the skyline just like that 🙂
It's a beauty! I'm glad you had that extra .1sec, it made the background a lot more interesting :). Love it.
Beautiful picture ☺ ☺
+Gerard Blacklock​ Beautiful image & composition mate! Simple yet powerful! 🙂
Magnifique !
Gorgeous shot +Gerard Blacklock. Love the blue tones!
Fantastic and the Nikon 750 is my next camera,hopefully no dust issues like my 600 is enduring
Very nice +Gerard Blacklock​​. I think the lack of clouds actually benefits the image. Keeps it simple and concentrates the attention on the lighthouse.
This wonderful image has been chosen to be shared on #PhotoManiaAustralia +Photo Mania Australia curated by +Tony Heyward +Ed Cobb and +John Hunt (Photo Mania Australia is a part of +Photo Mania Global) Ed Cobb
Nice one mate!
Great picture Gerard!!
beautiful capture, amazing
Greatly composed! Splendid LE work!
Very nice 🙂
Great work ! +Gerard Blacklock :))
Awesome shot +Gerard Blacklock ! and the color just makes it sing!
Thanks +Liz C and +Shannan Crow
+Rodney Campbell
well you see… its technically a true representative view, because behind south head it really does look like this 😉
This is one the time I have looked at a scene and knew exactly what I was gonna do..
Thanks +Fernando da Silva , the small details are important 🙂
Thankyou +Stephanie B. Regan
Cheers +Tom Testone
Thankyou +Christian Choret and +Anthony Million
Cheers +Glen Anderson , the 750 is pretty good (i love the grip, brilliant), I had lots of dust build up in the first few months, however I have subsequently cleaned it and its been clear ever since – note I change lens alot 🙂 Also the dust that was there was dust, not oil, it was removed with one pass of the wet clean.
Thanks Matt, very true – as always, one must appreciate what is presented 🙂 +Matthew Fowler
Thanks +Steven Markham and +Christele Alonso
Thankyou +Anna Rimovska , +Annick Jaquillard , +Loretta Jayne and +Linda Stokes
Thanks +Deb Mooney , great to catch up again.
Luvin this pic Gerard…
Top Stuff ! 👌
+Adam L
cheers mate.
.1. Awesome. Lol
Nice color balancing Gerry. Are you finding that the auto WB is doing a good job on the 750? I am thinking of switching camps…. 😉
cheers +K Lashenske
+Suren J
the Nikon autoWB has not changed since i had the D80, its pretty easy to trick it and quite often it does not get it right. For example, try taking the same shot under fluoro lights 5 or 6 times and see the result.
That said it does a pretty damn good job and I think that at this session was the first time I noticed a issue with a landscape shot – it was a pano (20-3second exposures) and I noticed that out of the 6 shots there was 2 which had the WB off..
Rodeny was commenting the other day about the improvements in the Live view on nikon, finally they have got a proper live exposure view, bascially as good as my old (7 year old) sony P&S :). So hopefully when you switch from canon you will not notice too much difference when staring at the live view ;)Also you will not need that magic lantern firmware 😉