Melbourne port
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Red Bluff, Black Rock, Victoria, Australia.
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Albert Park Beach is located near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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A gentle wave at Albert Park Beach in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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Rock wall at Port Melbourne
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Taken on the Yarra River from Docklands looking towards Port Melbourne, Victoria. Taken with a Nikon D200, 3 shot HDR.
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Original impressionist painting in acrylic on canvas, the sun setting over Melbourne’s CBD from Port Phillip Bay
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The lights of the Melbourne CBD over the water as seen from Brighton.
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A lone workman looks into the Abyss that is the / “Spirit of Tasmania” vehicle hold. / Station Pier, Melbourne, 8.15am 23.12.07
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A vigil is kept by the still manned Point Lonsdale Lighthouse over the narrow entrance to Port Phillip Bay. The Rip, as it is known, is one of the most notorious entrances to any bay in the world. This lighthouse is one of the few left that is staffed 24 hours a day. The base has an signal and observation room for the control of shipping through the Heads. There are four cameras set up in the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse area. These cover views of The Rip, Queenscliff, the South Channel and Point Lonsdale / Barwon Heads. Log on to www.portofmelbourne.com/shipping/webcams/ptlon_cam.asp to get a view. More on www.lighthouse.net.au
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Queenscliff’s famous Black Lighthouse is one of only a handful in the world that are unpainted black stone. It is the only black lighthouse in the Southern Hemisphere. Also know as the High Lighthouse it is located inside the historic Fort Queenscliff guarding the entrance to Port Phillip Bay. More at www.lighthouse.net.au
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Storms and rain today, so last night’s sunset ran true to form. View from front balcony, with “Seagull’s Swimmingpool” (my story to the grandchildren) in the foreground.
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This was taken using transparency film – 100iso – I think velvia. It’s one of many taken on one glorious night in Port Melbourne Australia 1993 starting at 12.00am and finishing at 6.00am. In those days I had no children and plenty of time and stamina on my hands.
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Scan from slide film.
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Port Melbourne Beach. HDR photograph taken with my Canon G9, using 3 exposures and Photomatix software.
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Had a hard time getting a long exposure without the tripod getting blown around too much, taken from the end of the St Kilda Pier looking back towards the CBD of Melbourne just shortly after sunset. / Settings Canon 40D, 17-85mm IS, FL: 38mm 30 seconds @ f5.6, ISO 200 ND8 Grad Filter Adobe Photoshop CS4 and Adobe Lightroom 2 Click here for my other images of Melbourne
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This sculpture caught my imagination, and I saw, in my mind’s eye, a spotlight illumination. Photoshop brought that to reality. / Photographed with a Panasonic DMC-ZR1.
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Each year Melbourne hosts the world famous horse race, the “Melbourne Cup”. Cruise ships come for this event, and here was the “Pacific dawn”, tied up at Port Melbourne, last night, ablaze with lights.
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This one was taken following a sweltering day in Melbourne 19.11.09 Canon 450 D - ISO 400 / - f5.6 / - Shutter speed 1/500 sec / - Focal length 42.0 mm / - Hoya ND 2 filter Tripod Best viewed larger.
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