Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category

African Photography

For Deearne’s 40th birthday this year we went to Africa so she could play with lions! She is cat mad and it had been a dream of hers for a long time, so it was a great experience for her, and one I really enjoyed as well. While we were there I of course took [...]

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First Decent Strobist Shoot

One of the things I’ve wanted to explore for a while now with my (infrequent) photography is off-camera flash. Well, just before we headed off to Africa (which is partly the reason I haven’t posted till now) I had my first decent shoot with my god son, Henry: To get this shot (and others similar) [...]

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Graduated Neutral Density Filter?

I’ve been playing around a bit more with some long exposure photography, and after reading this post by Alex Wise am wondering if I should invest in a graduated neutral density filter? So far, for waterscapes,  I’ve instead been relying on combining multiple images to balance the exposure for the sky and the foreground, like [...]

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Long Exposure Photography

After seeing some of the excellent long exposure photographs taken by a fellow Tasmanian (well, I’m sort of Tasmanian after 16 years here), Alex Wise, I was inspired to give it a go myself. Long exposure photographs involve using a neutral density filter on the front of the camera lens. This cuts down on the [...]

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Newspapers a Killer App for iPad

I re-watched the iPad keynote today with Deearne, and it struck me that newspapers (and magazines) really are a killer app for the iPad. During the keynote an app for viewing the New York Times was demoed. While watching this is struck me how frustrated I get with buying/reading the newspaper where I live. If [...]

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From My Back Deck

A bit random, but the other night I was sitting at home watching a movie when I happened to look out the window and notice the rather dramatic scene of the mountain and river caused by the setting sun. Being a wannabe photographer I quickly grabbed my camera and tripod and fired off a few [...]

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