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Cargo Beam
A short long exposure of a cargo train as it passes through Campsie Station. I had to darken the photo a bit more than I would normally so as to bring out the parts of this photo without everything being … Continue reading
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Tagged beam, cargo, flat, light, long exposure, motion, movement, station, Train, transport, urban, vehicle
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Over the Edge
This is a waterfall near Knights Hill. Although this image is a bit busy, I still like the level of detail. I also like that even though you can’t see the water falling, it is still clear where that part … Continue reading
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Tagged bush, edge, flow, geology, harmony, landscape, lens-artists, nature, rock, trees, view, water, waterfall
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Port Kembla and Suburban Surrounds
This shot was taken at Mount Keira. The light fog kind of makes the image a bit faded, but only a bit. I think this does a good job of showing different forms of land use over a short distance. … Continue reading
Gradual Spread Across the Dune
Here’s a shot with some clustering vegetation on the dunes near Hawks Nest. This probably has a bit to do with the angle of the shot, but the vegetation appears to be spreading outward on a line rather than spread … Continue reading
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Tagged dune, landscape, nature, overcast, plants, sand, sediment, sky, spread, vegetation, weather
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Sunrise Silhouette
Another sunrise at Smiths Lake. I think this image is really straightforward. There aren’t many colours and there isn’t a great deal of detail, but I think that helps to make the contrast within the image much more striking. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, contrast, lake, morning, nature, reflection, silhouette, sunrise, vegetation, water
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Weird Kind of Hard
A shot taken during Regurgitator’s performance at The Metro last year. There were a bunch of photos taken for Cool Try that, seeing as the zine is now defunct I’m going to share here. This was during Regurgitator’s encore. Peter … Continue reading
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Tagged cool, distance, gig, glasses, live, Metro, moody, person, portrait, Regurgitator, space
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Bow of Rain Partially Appears
Another shot at Smiths Lake. I think this was taken in the afternoon. Not completely certain. The time stamp tells me that this photo was taken in the afternoon, so there you have it. I think this may be the … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, bow, clouds, colour, lake, nature, rainbow, view, water, weather, weatherscape
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Light Contrast on a Geological Structure
Another shot from the same location as these ones. This isn’t quite how the sunset’s light appeared when I took the shot, but I think this image captures the atmosphere of the area a bit better than had I left … Continue reading
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Tagged atmosphere, contrast, cracks, geological, light, monochrome, nature, rock, sunset, texture
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Blow Hole Point
I need to get out and do some more photography. I haven’t done any since returning from the field trip a few weeks ago. I think it’s due to a lens breaking. Don’t know why I mentioned that, but I … Continue reading
Max Cavalera With a Guitar
This is a photo I took whilst shooting the Max & Iggor Cavalera gig at The Metro last month. Kind of a minimal photo. the detail is low. All the details that is visible comes from the red light that … Continue reading
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Tagged form, guitar, lens-artists, light, max, minimal, musician, performance, person, portrait, Red
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Stupidity Hole 