A couple of days before, and between Xmas and New Year 2022, have been conducive for seascapes and photographing light.
An example of a seascape from Rosetta Head at Victor Habor in the early morning:
A couple of days before, and between Xmas and New Year 2022, have been conducive for seascapes and photographing light.
An example of a seascape from Rosetta Head at Victor Habor in the early morning:
I've started scoping for work for the Fleurieu Four Seasons Prize for landscape photography. It's a competition and I don't have much success in them.
The Prize is for a suite of four photos that are taken in the western part of the Fleurieu Peninsula over the four seasons. I don't know this area very well photographically so I've started exploring it on my away to and from Victor Harbour.
On the way down this trip I was looking for a late afternoon coastal location that would be suitable for 5x4 film work, and which had fairly easy access. This location looked a possibility. The picture was made at midday and so the light is terrible. I will scope it out in the late afternoon on my way back to Adelaide to see what the light looks like then.
This pink gum is on the side of the road to the Council Rubbish dump. I noticed it one day when I was walking along the road with the poodles. It was probably the first time that I'd started to look the roadside vegetation as a photographer.
The shape intrigued me so I took a quick snap. I've returned a couple of times to photograph the tree with different cameras and in different conditions. It is significant moment for me because I then started to look more closely at the roadside vegetation on the back roads.