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today a little bit of colour from Brisbane
and here is some art for a change at GOMA
as I am doing some black & white – here are a couple of architectural shots from Brisbane
on the beach – Pebbly Beach
I’m thinking of entering a black and white picture for the Ocean Shores Art Expo this year topic: “home” – I expect a lot of kitch!
and another sunset at Watego’s
one foggy day last week in Murwillumbah
things that happen in the trees above us on any ordinary day… starwars starwars continued ordinary treewars
watch out for kids hiding in the bushes !
reflections in water
while we’re doing sunsets …
a bit more from Wategos at sunset
sunny winter weekend sunset in Byron Bay – just like Brazil this is the winter solstice!
some more industrial pics
here are a few pictures from the industrial estate in Ballina under a cloudy sky with some sunbeams for interesting lighting I love the colours and shapes
looking up today, although the actual sky is grey …
these steel constructions are the ferris wheel on Southbank in Brisbane after dark
and then there are more street scenes from the city
some trees for a change would have been nice if the light was on like a veil and something hard for a contrast
some more pictures from the Ballina Camera Club outing to the Ballina Players dress rehearsal of Bye Bye Birdie
photoshoot at the Ballina Players Bye Bye Birdie
colours of Brisbane reflecting in the Brisbane river taken after dark from the ferris wheel in Southbank. these pictures should be exhibited in the dark on a monitor, to bring out the colours’ glow out of the black
searching for a good ‘normal-zoom’ I love my Nikon Camera body, functionality and ergonomics, However, it is really difficult to find the right travel zoom to fit with my equipment. I have tried a few and not yet found the right one. There is the kit lens that came with my Nikon D600 – 24-85mm 1:3.5-4.5G: good glass but no aperture ring, very slow minimum aperture and cheap ...
today a bit of Belongil winter beach for a change
shopping malls in beige
going out in Brisbane? no matter if it’s winter – outside is OK
interactive art at GOMA various versions
Brisbane looks after its citizens provides great reflections and has modern architecture that gives the other big cities real competition for form and function
a stroll through the city produced a few insights and reflections again it is very difficult to photograph a scene without people on their iDevice an oasis in the concrete desert architecture and reflections are one
and some more pics from the Ken Ball Creative session I used different techniques: soft focus, camera movement, double exposure and double exposure with different focus. And I used both my cameras, the Fuji x100s with attached 23mm f2 lens (APS-C) and Nikon D600 with 17-35mm f2.8 zoom and 85mm f1.8 (full frame)