Archive for June, 2013
BigStopper at the Reef…
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.04, 2013, under Life, Photography
Suren convinced us to give the Lee BigStopper a try during our morning session at Long Reef at Collaroy. Only tried two shots but was pretty happy with this result – with the signature BigStopper blue cast. This image with the Lee BigStopper, Lee 0.9 ND Grad and the Heliopan CPL
Note: These photographs (especially the wider shots) look much better when larger – so click any of the images below to see larger versions in an inline overlay slideshow gallery viewer.
Boulders in the Blue
and this is a monochrome conversion (in Nik Silver Efex) for those who are freaked out by the blue 🙂
Vivid Sydney @ The Opera House…
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.03, 2013, under Life, Photography
Headed around through Circular Quay across to the Opera House to shoot some more of the light displays of Vivid Sydney
Note: These images (especially the wider shots) look much better when larger – so click any of the images below to see larger versions in an inline overlay slideshow gallery viewer.
A little fisheye fun with Ana Andres with this light globe inspired piece
Ana From Within
Beehive
Ana had brought along her glass ball so we tried some compositions up close to the Opera House itself (the ball is like an insane fisheye lens – plus it also inverts the image viewed through it – the trick is to:
– get the right distance from the ball and the ball to the subject so it appears filling most of the ball
– focus on the image projected within the ball
– whilst also trying to include some of the “real” scene outside the ball (it will naturally be in blur because you’re generally focusing near minimum focus distance of your lens)
A Ball at the Opera
Note in this last the large white ball is actually the full moon in the sky
Operatic Ball
Sydney Shrouded in Fog…
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.01, 2013, under Life, Photography
For a few mornings in a row now Sydney has been under lockdown – the entire city has been completely covered in fog. Here the skyscrapers rise up into the void.
Rising into the Void