Australia man
856 creative works found
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River Redgum, Wimmera River, Quantong (near Horsham), Victoria, Australia
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Adelaide Hills, Burning of the Wicca Man, Winter Solstice
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Man fishing off Nambucca Heads, NSW, Australia so involved he didn’t flinch no matter how big the sea spray! /
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THE SUBJECT: / The subject is really the rigging of a 100+yo sailing ship called the ‘Alma Doepel’, a three masted topsail schooner, Australian built. I was just lucky that this young seadog was clambering in the rigging as I was making the shot. / He had been sent aloft by the organisers of the event because one of the official flags was seen to be flying upside down. As that is an international sign of distress, there was a lot of mumbling among the elders to rectify this error quickly. So this ‘Jack Tar’ scampered up the rigging like an old salt, hung the flag right way up and I was there just as he was coming back down. THE LOCATION: / This very “autumn sunset” photograph was taken from the Town Green in Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia, on Australia Day 2006. THE MAKING of ‘Send That Man Aloft!’: / Now the 26th of January happens to be smack in the middle of the heat of summer here in Australia. How did I get this beautiful autumn colouring? / Well, after I passed a copy of my original through Photoshop CS I tried out a few filters from the OptikVerve Lab’s Virtual Photographer free filter plug-in for Photoshop, just to see what they would do. The one that brought about this lovely affect is called ‘Colourise’. So far this is the only image it has work on well enough for me to keep the change! There is nothing wrong with the original. As a matter of fact it looks quite good. But this affect is just so warm and smooth while keeping all the nice sharp detail. / Fuji S5500: High resolution jpg, f/3.1 @ 1/420sec, ISO100, Hand held. / Photoshop CS. Visit the Watercraft and Candid collections in my BubbleSite Gallery for more boats ‘n’ folks. UPDATE: 10-2-09 / This part time sailor was chosen as the POTD in the Shutterbugs site Theme section. Enjoy! THE ALMA DOEPEL & CANDIDS THE ALMA DOEPEL / (Click the links!) Send That Man Aloft! / Sunset on Ship’s Rigging / Alma Doepel with Clouds / Old Bollard and Alma Doepel / CANDID / (Click the links!) 1984 / One Wet Mothers Day #2 / Over the Spot / Wet! Wet! Wet! / Umbrellas – An Odd Match / Harley Man / Little White Riding Hood / Bitch / Pooh Goes for a Drive / Sale / We’ve Just Been to Just Jeans / Bliss / Barchetta / Role Models / Good Frenz / The Thinker / Don’t Smoke / Reassurance / Riveting / Looking Back from Nebraska / Girls on a Corner / Stress / Chain Rain / Teddy ‘n’ Me / Gesticulation / L’homme! / 7days / Surfing Widows / Candid Hats in the Oz Day Crowd / Winter’s Wonder / Looking for Me? / Life is Just a Merry-Go-Round / JC Comes to Town / Just Walk on By / Denim Curve / Skoolgurlz / Talking About the Old Days / Colonial Woodcutters* /
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On the causeway – Victor Harbour, South Australia. These guys appeared rather suddenly out of the fog.
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Paul like Jim is a Senior Guide for the Bibbulmun Track Foundation. / This was taken at the end of a Corporate Challenge where participants in teams of four compete over four days both on water and land.
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Photograph after flowering banksia . / Olympus c7ouz / iso50 / f/3.2 / 9mm / Taken on the Broadwater North end near Runaaway Bay Gold Coast. / As is ,taken from the camera.
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I wish to thank my model for his time and patience.
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Vector illustration of Manly beach, Sydney Australia
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A crossing forming a rock pool formation within Gooralong Brook / Jarradale / Western Australia Shot with an Olympus E300 with a 14 – 45 mm lens or about (28 – 90mm).
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The day was drawing to an end and the shadows were setting on the beach, I liked the contrasts of the water against the sky with the colourful people walking on by. Best viewed larger
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Queenscliff, (far end of the main Manly beach) Sydney Australia Sony Cybershot WSC W200 12.1 mega pixel camera
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THE SUBJECT: / Out with a couple of Port Macquarie Panthers Camera Club mates scouting the Pappinbarra district on a very grey, damp day in summer. We came across this man of the land hard at work slashing a paddock. I decided to wait until he had done a lap so as to include him and his orange tractor in the landscape. THE LOCATION: / Along the Lower Pappinbarra Road , west of Port Macquarie , NSW, Australia, through Wauchope then through Beechwood. THE MAKING of ‘0A Man on the Land’: / Fuji S9600: Manual settings of f/3.8 @ 1/30sec, ISO80, Manual focus, Tripod, Timer. / Lightroom 1.1 & Photoshop. Visit the Landscapes collection in my BubbleSite Gallery for more Aussie scenery. Enjoy! LANDSCAPES / (Click on the links!) A Man on the Land / The Old Homestead #2 / Fenceline Through Green Pasture / Tucows / Alone in the Wetlands / The Hobs of Hell / Winter Windbreak #5 / Bare Bones / White in Green / Bare Tree Farm #1 / Living Under Bago Bluff / Bago Bluff and the Old Tin Shed! Bago Bluff and the Hay Shed / Threefold / Gateway to Spring / Out for a Walk / Lazy S /
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the same as my other pic…. i just added some effects
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Closeup of a Blue Grouper taken at Shelly Beach in North Manly, Sydney. Nikon D300 with 60mm Nikkor lens.
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Location / Mooloolaba Esplanade, Sunshine Coast, Australia Description / A solo adventurer stands proud above the misty ocean as he peers out into the distant horizon. The high exposure level works well with the black and white to create a bitter and remote atmosphere. Details / Nikon D60 / 3sec@f/22 / ISO 100
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Another panned beach scene!
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Watercolour with some ink. painted in a 15 minute demo. For McGreger Summer School. on Arches watercolour paper 300gms. Sold. Prints available.
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This shot is of John Petrass in his shed on a property in North West Victoria. The portrait was taken with a speed-light and shoot through umbrella. An amazing subject and a wonderful grandfather.
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