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Proof that you can do star trails in Sydney :)
you just need to pick the right night and look in the right direction, this is a little gif from a set of images that did not quite work due to some uncooperative clouds, which seemed to be only in one place 🙁
Sculpture Star Trail
a follow on from the previous years
https://plus.google.com/+GerardBlacklock/posts/H1B6u16BAS5
https://plus.google.com/+GerardBlacklock/posts/DP2rAYSTSo9
https://plus.google.com/+GerardBlacklock/posts/g6PDoARQetK
Exif / shot love:
D750 coupled with Samyang 14mm f2.8 @ 14mm
Each trail image is 45.2s
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO 640
out front – sculptures by the sea art with a bit of EL wire and coloured torch
Spill
I dunno who made this sculpture, but rest assured it would have taken them a long time 🙂 pretty spherical too, not bad for a bunch of bamboo bits and some tie-wire.
Its that time of the year again and the sculptures by the sea are back, however this year the sea has kinda protested and swallowed a few up. The 5 metre swell that was about was certainly a sight to see and hear.
Single image with a red torch and some crusty old blue EL wire.
Exif / shot love:
D750 coupled with Samyang 14mm f2.8 @ 14mm
Shutter speed: 336.2s
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO 200
out front – sculptures by the sea art with a bit of EL wire and coloured torch
Diamond Head
Poled
Kannesteinen
So apparently this rock is pretty famous and a favorite for photographers, however they neglected to mention that to get the cool cliche shot you really need to be there at sunrise to capture it with nice light, which in summer, is kinda not realistic with small children 🙂 However, what is amazing is the level of detail that cameras can bring out nowadays, you can pretty well underexpose the shot to capture all the bright bits then draw out the shadows, even in this scene, which is the worst for it, shooting right into the sun i was amazed that you can bring out so much detail and make it a bit edgey to boot 🙂
So here we have Chaos with her tourist pose on doing a great job of showing off the scale of this rock, which by the way is a lot smaller than it looks in pictures.
Apparently it has formed over thousands of years by loose rock washing up against it in the tides hence 'necking it'
Selje Abbey
So this place was built around 1100.. thats awhile ago, i do wonder whether this view has changed much since then though, the modern little boatshed is obviously a fairly recent affair, however everything else including the rock fence is hundreds of years old, technically the landscape is thousands /millions of years old 😉
It would not be hard to visualise this scene and lose your self in time 🙂 i would probably avoid visualising the black plague time .. since half of Norway got wiped out in that, but maybe choose a nice warm summers day back in a time before the world had heard of a nutter called Trump.
The Tentacles of God are reaching out for you. :)
Nordfjordeid
Complex scene of lines, I spent a barrel load of time, moving alittle this way, alittle that way, up down, all to get the lines of the rocks, fallen trees and the waterflow to line up. Its a bit like natures jogsaw puzzle, however they do not always have a complete solution 🙂
Made from 8 images stitched into a panoramic view, view it large 🙂
2 Years in the life of Tickles
(and we have a hair twirler…)
I just discovered the potential of collections in Lightroom 🙂 hopefully a step forward in organising all my images, particularly kid ones 🙂
Note the red flowers in the background, the time between the first and last is pretty well 2 years on the dot, done to the month 🙂
Rock island
A very, very small little waterfall at Hazelbrook, NSW – just down from the Terrace falls.
Riddle me this
taken by two cameras and two lens from the same spot separated by the only thing that is constant.
Tunnel Vision
D750 coupled with Nikkor 70-200 mm f2.8 @ 200mm Aperture: f5 and Shutter Speed: 1/640s
ISO: 640
out front: cool road near some rich dudes castle