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and for a change a bit of wide open spaces – in Tasmania seems already like a dream …
back to Hobart and a view to the Antarctic and here are 3 extra gardenias for Petra b & w a hint of colour HDR
I never Thought I would do flowers … thanks to exploring some creative techniques with Ken Ball
a day with Ken Ball playing with creative photo techniques in black & white and colour
something different for a change playing around with bokeh
more modern art exhibited in Hobart
MONA – the museum / gallery people exploring the art with the “O-device” projected art between levels – all underground and dark
Welcome to MONA – enter into a world that will hold mirrors in front of you to reflect your your being… and soak up whatever information you can
ventures into a digital world where everything is made up of numbers Thank you to grand scale displays. MONA
a bit of the old and the digital at MONA
I’ve been to Hobart, Tasmania to visit the fabulous MONA – Museum of Old and Modern Art dug deep into the sandstone under an old Winery on the Derwent River in Hobart
and here are a few tall buildings from New York ordinary, just my version so – I was there…
more pics of the Guggenheim and some old architecture – the Uffizi in Florence – as a contrast
revisiting New York Guggenheim – amazing architecture
here are 2 more pics of the same art-finger from Brisbane colours and perspectives are really quite surprising and thank you for the clouds… and here is another ‘similar’ structure that come to mind… Guggenheim in New York
art in Brisbane above the river cliffs opposite the city quite impressive also from the inside
entrances to buildings in Brisbane: centered and square. I had plenty of time to wait for the right moment to have people in the right spot.
2 pictures in (50?) shades of grey the top one intrigues me, because it is a seemingly boring picture of the sea that does convey the vast empty space between me and the horizon. the rock just holds the eye in the picture and lets you look into the distance without any distractions.
an unusual perspective at Brisbane’s river walk and here are the same buildings from a different perspective
I made 2 more “gatherings” photos “gatherings” is a series of photos shot off the table in places where people gather, such as cafes or restaurants. I place the camera straight on the table with a fair bit of plain surface in front of the lens to capture room reflections, just like I would experience them, leave all objects on the table as they are, choose an open ...
from a trip to beaches in Lennox
I revisited the burnt bushland in Lennox 4 months after the fire still scarred but surprisingly alive
more industrial pictures from Cockatoo Island
the first of may on the beach in paradise
more unusual angles of view
more pictures from the Story Bridge
some Sydney relections in the Opera House in a cafe in Bondi
getting the entry ready for the Border Art Prize “Lennox – turn of the century?” Why did I pick this picture to enter the Border Art Prize? It looks pretty insignificant – ordinary sky, ordinary sea, seemingly no people, a boring street light and an empty bench on some grass, not even a park – things are all pretty ordinary. And I guess it is exactly that ...
more pictures from Cockatoo Island during the Biennale
these are jpegs straight out of the camera sooc – setting: bw with red filter