Monochrome Madness – Back to Black and White

So it is back to Monochrome Madness, I always loved that name, and with it a colour image that I converted to black and white.

• Monochrome Madness, Photography
• Australian, Australian Photographer, clouds, Docklands, madness, Melbourne, monochrome, Storm clouds, tones

Silent Sunday – monochrome to colour

For Silent Sunday today, I thought we might do something that I used to do a lot, show an image that was monochrome and is now colour.

• Photography, silent sunday
• Australia, Australian Photographer, colour, Docklands, editing, Melbourne, monochrome, post processing, processing, reverse colour

Trying to get the composition right

Over the years I’ve been studying I’ve always thought that composition was a strength, but sometimes I find myself still trying to get it right.

• Fine Art, Photography
• Adobe Photoshop, Australia, Australian Photographer, bridge, composition, Docklands, learning composition, Melbourne, Photoshop, post processing, Seafarers Bridge, Yarra River

Monochrome Wednesday – Morning at Docklands

While looking for images for Monochrome Wednesday I was reminded of some photos I took earlier this month on a gorgeous morning at Docklands.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• Australia, Australian Photographer, bridge, city, Docklands, Melbourne, monochrome, Monochrome Wednesday, popular places, sunrise, Webb Bridge, Wednesday, Yarra River

Silent Sunday – Storm Clouds

This morning I went into the city to take some photos with my friend Steve and we saw some incredible storm clouds that I thought would be good for Silent Sunday.

• Photography, silent sunday
• 3 Legged Thing, 3 Legged Thing Tripod, Australia, Australian Photographer, Billy, clouds, daylight savings, Docklands, Fujifilm X-T3, Fujinon XF10-24mmF4 R OIS Lens, Melbourne, Storm clouds, Victoria

Weekend Wanderings – Docklands through a fisheye

It has been one of those weeks, so I thought for Weekend Wanderings I would repost the one I did of Docklands through a fisheye. Sometimes it is hard to get out.

• Photography, Weekend Wandering
• architecture, Australia, Bolte Bridge, curves, Docklands, fisheye, images, Melbourne, Photography, photos, Samyang 12mm fisheye lens, Samyang Optics Australia, Struman Optics, sunset, Victoria, view, Webb Bridge, wide angle, Yarra River

Reassessing an image from the Docklands

One of the things I really enjoy about going back through my archives is reassessing my images and thinking how I would do them now. One of those is an image from the Docklands taken in 2017.

• Fine Art, Photography
• Australia, color, colour, Docklands, Melbourne, old images, older, original, oversaturation, reprocessing, saturation

Podcast Episode 015 – The Gear I Use

Whenever you see a group of photographers together they all start talking gear. It just seems to be something that people who share a passion do. So podcast episode 015 is my conversation about the gear I use.

• Photography, podcast
• Australia, camera, Docklands, experimentation, gear, Gear I use, Melbourne, One on One Photography Lesson, photo, photographers, podcast, Podcast episode, podcast episode 015, sunset, Webb Bridge

Docklands gets dark

The other night I was teaching a workshop at Docklands and we did the sunset then took some photos around the harbour down there.

• Photography, Workshops
• 888 Collins Street, Australia, Bolte Bridge, christmas, clouds, Docklands, gift voucher, lights, long exposure workshops, Melbourne, students, sunset, teach, teaching, Victoria Harbour, workshop, Workshops

Silent Sunday: A trip to the city

Some images from an early morning in the city.

• Excursions, Photography
• Australia, cityscape, Docklands, Formatt Hitech, long exposure, Melbourne, Seafarers Bridge, sunrise, Victoria, Yarra River