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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 recently got to experience hot air ballooning for the first time in the magnificent Hunter Valley. I must say balloons are the perfect platform to take photos from. Early in the morning beams of light broke through the clouds hitting the ground creating a spectacular scenery that I will never forget.
Here is one of my many memories.
After my new office set up (see previous post) I was inspired to post another Karijini photograph.
Also an update on the massive Stirling ranges multi-row stitch…..with so many files it takes my computer a long long time to process anything. Hopefully I should have it done soon so stay tuned!
Until then – Happy Shooting
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I was going to head to Karijini at the end of the month to join up with Christian Fletcher (our Fujifilm X100 ambassador) but instead I will be heading to Karratha and Port Hedland. The logistics are just too much for my head at the moment…not to mention the cost! I’m looking forward to getting some decent shots on the drive from Port Hedland to Karratha so stay tuned.
Also if anyone is interested in the X100 they should register their names with Camera Electronic or Team Digital because we (Fujifilm) have organised a launch night on the 6th April. Strict numbers will apply as well as a very smart dress code!
For more information check out the Camera Electronic or Team Digital’s blog sites! I’ll see you there – although I will be working with my Fujifilm cap on!
Until then.
Happy shooting!
On my recent trip to Tasmania attending one of Christian and Nick’s courses I managed to take this pano with my trusty 85mm f1.2
I can remember everyone else on the course were waiting for the first glimpse of light at Sleepy Bay. So if anyone has any shots from the course do share the link in the comments section. That includes Christian and Nick!
Here is another landscape from my trip to Tasmania. To me I think this image needs a boat or something in the foreground to give some perspective. Let me know your thoughts.
This photo is the end result of my panoramic workflow tutorial videos.
Part 1 – Lightroom 3
Part 2 – PtGui
Part 3 – Photoshop CS5
Since Part 3 I have just added another vignette around the outside of the image.
Enjoy.
Just having a break for morning tea on the first day of the workshop with Christian & Nick. This one was taken yesterday in very overcast conditions. Enjoy
These are a few images from my trip to Karijini National Park via Port Hedland and Karratha. Most of them were taken on the Tom Price Railway Road.
Enjoy.
I think this typical tree image has been shot before by everyone who has ever been to Karijini National Park. This is my take on it.
