Maritime Memories - Australian National Maritime Museum - Sydney - The HDR Experience

Philip Johnson

Maritime Memories - Australian National Maritime Museum - Sydney - The HDR Experience

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This shot was taken after dark at Sydney’s Darling Harbour, near the Australian National Maritime Museum. A still night was generous with reflections.

The Australian National Maritime Museum is housed in a sleek white building on Darling Harbour. The museum shares the history of Australia and the sea. Here you will find antique racing yachts, WWII destroyers, jet-powered boats, and Australia II – the 12-meter yacht that won the America’s Cup in 1983. The museum displays permanent and temporary exhibits, many of which have interactive components. Some of the exhibit themes include the Navy exhibit, First Australians exhibit and the Leisure gallery.There are guided tours both inside the museum and on the ships moored in the bay. Highlight gallery tours are free, check times of this and other tours and booking requirements at the ticket desk

The museum being on the left,

Cape Bowling Green lighthouse

Cape Bowling Green lighthouse was built 70 km south of Townsville in 1874, when the colony of Queensland was booming with gold rushes and sugar production. The increased coastal traffic associated with the boom resulted in shipping accidents on the sand shoals around Cape Bowling Green and the need for a lighthouse to assist safe navigation.

The magnificent replica of Captain James Cook’s famous ship of discovery, HMB Endeavour, returned to Sydney in April 2005 having completed 11 years of world voyaging under the HM Bark Endeavour Foundation. The vessel was then transferred to the Australian Government and then to the Australian National Maritime Museum, where the ship is displayed as one of the nation’s foremost historical exhibits. The museum maintains Endeavour and undertakes voyages to display the vessel to audiences in other ports, and to enable the public to experience 18th-century square-rig voyaging and seamanship

Equipment: Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm
Technique:HDR 5 Exposures Handheld bracketted

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Maritime Memories - Australian National Maritime Museum - Sydney - The HDR Experience by Philip Johnson
Maritime Memories - Australian National Maritime Museum - Sydney - The HDR Experience by Philip Johnson
  • Tom Gomez

    Tom Gomez

    Super night shot mate …

  • LeilaniMelayna

    LeilaniMelayna

    Really Gorgeous, Philip!

    Smiles Leilani

  • Shoaib .

    Shoaib .

    AWESOME shot .. nicely captured

  • Neophytos

    Neophytos

    Exceptional as usual Philip !!

  • Scott  d'Almeida

    Scott d'Almeida

    fabulous work philip

  • Evita

    Evita

    Awesome capture !! :D

  • Keith Reesor

    Keith Reesor

    Amazing capture Philip! :)

  • canonman99

    canonman99

    Great image,executed extremely well…

  • GailD

    GailD

    Brilliant shot Phil. Love those reflections.

  • TheBlindHog

    TheBlindHog

    Wonderful night shot. Very vibrant and clear.

  • simonesphotos

    simonesphotos

    Beautiful work Philip the processing is lovely :))

  • kjgordon

    kjgordon

    excelletn…......you have captured all the excitment….........

  • lozzar

    lozzar

    You make everything look like a paradise!!. Another great pic.

  • Graham Mewburn

    Graham Mewburn

    Absolutely Beautiful
    An instant fav
    cheers
    Gray

  • Gary Kelly

    Gary Kelly

    Brilliant shot. Speaks for itself.

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