Monochrome Madness – Remembering Stormy Skies

As Melbourne is shrouded in smoke I thought it would be nice to do a post about remembering stormy skies for Monochrome Madness.

• Monochrome Madness, Photography
• Australia, Australian Photographer, clouds, Great Ocean Road, Honeycomb Bay, long exposure, monochrome, rain, rocks, sky, storm, stormy skies, Victoria

Monochrome Wednesday – Princes Pier

Getting out to take photos has been hard, but this one from Princes Pier looked like a good choice for Monochrome Wednesday.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, 3ltpro, Black Friday, Formatt Hitech, Fujilfilm X-T3, Fujinon XF10-24mmF4 R OIS Lens, long exposure, Melbourne, monochrome, Princes Pier, pylons, standard image

Monochrome Wednesday – The MUB

Yesterday I did one of the Manchester Unity Building (MUB) that I thought was boring, but for Monochrome Wednesday I have one that I think works a lot better.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, 3ltpro, Australian Photographer, Billy, city, City of Melbourne, Flatiron, Formatt Hitech, Fujifilm Australia, Fujifilm X-T3, Fujinon XF 16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR Lens, long exposure, Manchester Unity Building, Melbourne, Mindshift, New York, trees, Victoria

Silent Sunday – Early morning in Melbourne

For Silent Sunday I thought I would show you some new photos taking early morning in the City of Melbourne. I was also using my new lens.

• Photography, silent sunday
• 3 Legged Thing, 3ltpro, Australia, Australian Photographer, Billy, City of Melbourne, early morning, Formatt Hitech, Fujifilm Australia, Fujifilm X-T3, Fujinon XF 16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR Lens, long exposure, long exposures, Melbourne, Victoria, Yarra River

Another photo from Princes Pier

I thought today I would just do a quick post and show you another photo from Princes Pier. I have got some great shots from there recently.

• Fine Art, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, Australia, Australian Photographer, cruise ships, Formatt Hitech, Fujifilm X-T3, ladder, long exposure, Melbourne, Port Melbourne, Princes Pier, Victoria

Just the terminal building

Today is a quick post and I am just going to show you the terminal building that you can find on Princes Pier as you make your way to the end.

• Fine Art, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing, Australia, Australian Photographer, Formatt Hitech, Fujifilm Australia, gatehouse, long exposure, Melbourne, Mindshift, Pier, Port Melbourne, Princes Pier, terminal building

Monochrome Wednesday – Honeycomb rocks

It was back to those honeycomb rocks today for my Monochrome Wednesday images. I really like ocean views in monochrome.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• 3 Legged Thing Tripod, 3ltpro, Australia, Australian Photographer, filters, Formatt Hitech, Great Ocean Road, honeycomb, honeycomb rocks, long exposure, monochrome, rocks, trips, Victoria

Monochrome Wednesday – Coastline

When I was looking for some photos for today’s Monochrome Wednesday I went back to the images of the coastline I took when down at the Great Ocean Road.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• 12 Apostles, 3 Legged Thing, 3ltpro, Australia, Australian Photographer, Bay of Islands, boat ramp, color, colour, Formatt Hitech, Formatt Hitech ND Filters, Great Ocean Road, long exposure, monochrome, Port Campbell, Port Campbell National Park, soft tone, tone, Victoria, Winston

Monochrome Wednesday – Vastness

When I was looking for a photo for Monochrome Wednesday I saw this image and it just said vastness to me. Really, that is what the Mallee is like a lot.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• Australia, Australian Photographer, big skies, Black and white, land of the big skies, long exposure, Mallee, monochrome, vastness, Victoria

Monochrome Wednesday – Loch Ard Gorge

It would hardly be surprising that for Monochrome Wednesday I have prepared an image taken near Loch Ard Gorge. You can’t go to the Great Ocean Road without going there.

• Monochrome Wednesday, Photography
• Australia, Australian Photographer, Great Ocean Road, Loch Ard Gorge, long exposure, monochrome, Tom and Eva, Tom and Eva Lookout, tone, Victoria