Abstract crap shot.
Monday, 28 September 2009
Monday, 14 September 2009
Sunday, 6 September 2009
August 2009
Just three shots for display this month, the rest of my photos were too experimental for public edification, or, plainly, they just stunk. On with it ...
The first shot was taken near Sutton, NSW on Talagandra Lane. I tried to capture a sense of the striking depth in the intervening space between foreground grass and laid back trees at the rear of this scene.
The post-processed-B&W-image has been split-toned with a combination of sepia (shadows) and yellow (highlight areas) in minimal doses / not saying how much / can't recall.
Okay, my second shot was of an early season daffodil. A captive subject against even backlighting; this B&W shot also split-toned, except I reversed the use of tones from the previous shot - sepia (highlight areas) and yellow (shadows).
And finally, another B&W no-risk effort, Limes under harsh late Winter's afternoon sunlight.
Monday, 10 August 2009
July 2009
Cold sunny late afternoon near Old Parliament House
An unusual composition to start with, the over-hanging branch framing a tap and switch box quite bizarre; I then proceeded to reduce saturation of all colours by about 10% and introduce some yellow tone to the highlights / sepia tone to the shadow areas. I was hoping to give the image a World War II colour appearance, weak colours and a hint of yellow cast.
At the local footy
Other stuff
An unusual composition to start with, the over-hanging branch framing a tap and switch box quite bizarre; I then proceeded to reduce saturation of all colours by about 10% and introduce some yellow tone to the highlights / sepia tone to the shadow areas. I was hoping to give the image a World War II colour appearance, weak colours and a hint of yellow cast.
At the local footy
Other stuff
June 2009
Rocks at Dunlop on a dreary day.
Freezing cold here, off in the distance was a fast disappearing rainbow, despite edging down a muddy dirt road, I just missed the shot. Patience paid off as sunlight poked through, delivering a healthy dose of drama.
National Museum of Australia - taken at 28mm to accentuate angles.
Lake Ginninderra trees in low winter sunlight.
Porsche Cayman S
Wetland area at rear of Forde, ACT. This tree stood out with filtered winter sunlight adding to its form. The challenge was to reach a decent vantage point without being covered in kangaroo poop, a sea of it to negotiate in a soft field. I took about 50 shots in different light before settling on this shot - the colour version temperature is as-shot.
Fountain outside Canberra Centre - somebody added bubble bath....
Secret door
I was on my way to work in thick fog, photo opportunity time - so headed for Lake Burley Griffin. Made it to work eventually. 2CN Radio were running a Canberra Winter Photo contribution on their website, some fantastic entries; here are my efforts.
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