Whale watching
Whale watching on Q1…the World’s tallest residential tower.
Height 322.5m
Entry to the observation deck costs $19 for an adult. The express lift does 77 floors in 43 seconds…open your mouth
I have spent far too long on this shot. The reflections are from the observation deck were visitors look out to the beaches of Surfers Paradise. I have used a Polarizing filter and some post processing to enhance the effect of the reflections by half a stop. Shot from ground level of the deck.
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Scott d'Almeida
awesome image brilliant work
Trish Threlfall
wow excellent capture
Mel Brackstone
Looks great though…..makes for an interesting pic with the reflections in place. Did you go up for sunset too?
Garry Schlatter replied
I was too tired as I left Brisbane at 4.15am on such a cold morning
Mel Brackstone
Ahhh, fair enough. :)
AdamDonnelly
Another clever shot. Last time I was up there it scared the hell out of me how close you could see sharks to swimmers.
Robyn Lakeman
That’s awesome Garry, most people are trying to get rid of reflections, you’ve made it a great feature
David Firth
I love the way the reflection draws you away from the standard beautiful urban coastal scene. There is so much detail to look at in the reflection. Great idea empaphasising it Garry :)
Scott Westlake
The reflection adds so much to this shot…. well done
Erin-Louise Hi...
wow thats so awsome is that just one layer or more its really cool
Garry Schlatter replied
That’s just one layer yep
Vicki Ferrari
Interesting perspective Garry! Amazing building, aye?! Well done!
Rita H. Ireland
Just gotta love this awesome image!
i l d i l a z...
Wow,brilliant capture!
Lyn Higgs
wonderful ; D