The water’s edge: Mystery Island
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/2.8
SHUTTER: 1/320 sec
ISO: N/A
The water’s edge at Mystery Island, off the coast of Fiji.
Fijian Sunset
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FOCAL LENGTH: 17.4 mm
APERTURE: f/4.9
SHUTTER: 1/200 sec
ISO: N/A
A photo of a sunset from Denarau Island, Fiji.
Kawana Beach
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/5.6
SHUTTER: 1/640 sec
ISO: N/A
We really are lucky on the Sunshine Coast… so much beach, so few residents!!
Sand Patterns
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/5.6
SHUTTER: 1/400 sec
ISO: N/A
Some interesting patterns in the sand as the tide moved in and out…
Willy Willy
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/5.6
SHUTTER: 1/400 sec
ISO: N/A
I was taught that these were called “Willy Willy’s”… in that they are like a four hundredths of five eights of 6 tenths of a tornado. Basically a swirling wind… but this one did look pretty swirling away on the sand dune. Of course, I missed the really good shot… while I was fumbling for the camera and caught it as it was dying off…
Winter Sunset over Noosa River
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/2.8
SHUTTER: 1/500 sec
ISO: N/A
A sunset shot taken over Noosa River on the weekend just past. Winter always feels brisk and fresh, no matter where you are – but I guess we don’t have it so bad afterall!!
Water’s Fog
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/2.8
SHUTTER: 1/320 sec
ISO: N/A
Another shot taken in the Fog outside the National Gallery in Canberra. I have a perverse liking for taking pictures at ground level and always like the way they turn out.
Sunsets over the beaches…
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/5.6
SHUTTER: 1/1000 sec
ISO: N/A
Now, this photo illustrates the limitations of the tiny little IXUS. No super wide angle lens, so left with photo stitch. When you don’t pay the best attention on taking the shots, the angles of your stitch change and you are left with a whole heap of the blur tool in photoshop.
Despite not being happy with the post-production work I did to stitch these two shots together, I decided to still post it up – purely as the sunset was spectacular and the clouds provided quite a dramatic sky.
Despite not being happy with the post-production work I did to stitch these two shots together, I decided to still post it up – purely as the sunset was spectacular and the clouds provided quite a dramatic sky.
Carvings in the mist
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/2.8
SHUTTER: 1/125 sec
ISO: N/A
Another shot from the gardens surrounding the National Gallery in Canberra. I liked the way the mist enveloped the carved statues, it gave the whole scene a very ancient feel.
misty moment
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FOCAL LENGTH: 5.8 mm
APERTURE: f/2.8
SHUTTER: 1/125 sec
ISO: N/A
This shot was taken in the grounds surrounding the National Art Gallery in Canberra, Australia. It was a particularly cold and wet day, and the mist was produced by the airconditioning venting system.
Ended up providing some effective cover for a range of shots, more to come
Ended up providing some effective cover for a range of shots, more to come
