Time for Portrait of the Week. Been a busy week, and a busy weekend, spent working on our back yard. This weeks POTW is a shot my little boy Lucas, who was being very helpful with the gardening.
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Posted on 13, Oct
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Continue readingTasman Bridge
Posted on 11, Oct
What better thing to do at midnight on a Saturday night than to jump in the car with some friends and take photos?
We got to the summit of Mt Wellington, admired the view and then concluded it was far too cold for our 30 something bones, so we were soon back in the car looking for a warmer location. We ended up at the eastern shore end of the Tasman Bridge.
Long hand held exposures, lots of lights and zoom lenses are good fun.
Finally, a shot looking down the Derwent River towards the Hobart CBD and Wrest Point Casino.
Continue readingPortrait Of The Week #1
Posted on 8, Oct
Sunday and Monday was spent at a professional photographers seminar run by the AIPP. One of the speakers, Alan Moyle of Photobat in Launceston told us about his portrait of the week project he did a while back and I thought it sounded like a great idea. So I will kick things off with a shot of fellow photographer Thomas Moore, taken during speaker Shelton Muller’s off camera lighting workshop.
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