Tag: Mirrorless
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Dion
This is Dion. He is a good friend of mine and he has known me since before I could walk. While he was on his lunch break I thought I would bother him for a quick portrait and this is the result. Read more
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Week 29 – Reconnected
After 5 weeks I FINALLY have internet back at home. I was so happy this morning, I felt like it was 10 birthdays at once 😛 This was shot at sunrise on Mounts Bay Road in Crawley. I went out with the intentions of shooting something else but the clouds weren’t moving how I wanted… Read more
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What’s Your Favorite?
Another photo from Hyde Park (if you can’t already tell, I love this place). I had to point it to my absolute favorite season of course, give me Winter all year round! Read more
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William Street
Since William Street stretches all the way through Northbridge right into the CBD, it creates some really great leading lines. It was a sunny day which I personally don’t like so I made it into a nice high contrast black and white. Read more
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Week 28 – Learning
As I mentioned a while back, I’ve been trying to improve my color grading. I had developed a routine when editing my images which seemed to work, but I felt it just wasn’t quite right. I made a few changes and now I feel my consistency will be much better when doing these kind of… Read more
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Week 27 – Anniversary
Here are some flowers I got my girlfriend as a small present for our anniversary. Read more
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Week 26 – Hold My Hand
Another week has passed and I’m officially half way through the 52 week project. Website | Flickr | 500px | Instagram Read more
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St Georges Terrace
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Week 25 – Time For Takeoff
While out in the yard looking for any interesting insects or flowers, I ended up trying to photograph birds with my 100L. This image had to be cropped to get a more close up view which I was happy with. I love the way the birds wings spread right before takeoff. Flickr | 500px |… Read more
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Week 24 – Turn Back Time
If we could only go back in time with what we know now. With the way my past year has gone, I think I would have done many things different. Read more