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May 2012 – Fern Pool 001.tiff and Fern Pool 002.tiff
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April 2012 – Leighton Beach.zip
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Here is another photo taken on my trusty Velbon Sherpa Pro monopod at the recent photo shoot at Leighton Beach, Western Australia.
Enjoy.
The sunset was striking yesterday as I pointed my lens towards Rottnest Island, Western Australia. This photo was taken just as the sun disappeared over the horizon.
Went out to capture the sunset today with Jamie Paterson and Paul Pichugin.
This image was straight out of the camera with some sharpness added and a hint of saturation. Taken on my monopod for a total of 6 seconds. Impressive!
Until next time.
Happy Shooting.
April 2012 – Southgate Dunes.zip
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This image is straight out of the camera with no alterations (rare for me!).
Geraldton challenge complete!
I was inspired today to get in the garden with the camera after seeing some photos by Albany blogger Julie Holland.
Since renovating the garden (which is ongoing) flowers have been a bit scarce. Today I spotted a rose coming to life out the back. With a hop in my step I set up my macro kit and fired one off. Hands were steady and ready as I pressed the shutter to capture this little beauty. No tripod used just a solid Leigh!
Trying to take a different photo of a over-photographed object = difficult!
Let me know what you think of this photo. I’m not 100% sure I like it.
Sand dunes at first light. These spectacular dunes are situated along the Indian Ocean Drive in Western Australia.
I pass these dunes every six weeks so you should see a few more images like this!
With these images I wanted to get really close rather than show a whole herd of Impala. Sort of like animal portraits.
Let me know your thoughts of these 5 images. Which one do you like the most?
Until next time….
Happy Shooting!
Here is the start of some more wildlife images from Africa.
You should see a herd of Impala developing on the blog (Saturday)….I have so many shots!
Enjoy
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