Shorncliffe
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I was trying to create a bit of a moody sunrise feel. I think the pano style crop and colours achieve this :)
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A storm rolling in over Sandgate Jetty. It had already rained a bit, hence the water on the jetty. Canon EOS 300D / EF-S 18-55mm 25mm<br />ISO 400 <br />1/1250 sec f8 No Photoshop, white balance and contrast adjusted in camera All comments appreciated. - paul www.paulmp.com.au UPDATE This image has been featured on the cover of Photo Review Australia magazine!
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while I was taking shots under the jetty the children waited patiently for me to finish – they were really over it by this time… / other shots near the jetty… /
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A shot taken at Shorncliffe Jetty, at the same time as my piece “Approaching Storm”.
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Camera – Fuji GX617 / Film – Fuji Velvia 100 To see more of my work please visit www.gallerym-australia.com
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Shorncliffe, Brisbane Qld at dawn / f22, 5 sec with nd8 grad filter.
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f22, 25 sec with NDX and ND8 grad filters.
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Long exposure with an ND400 and ND8, Shorncliffe
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About The very first dawn of 2009. Taken at Shorncliffe, QLD. - ISO 100, f8, 1/2 sec, 10mm / - Sigma 10-20mm Lens / - Cokin P121M / - Tripod with sand in the joints Processing - HDR using Photomatix (2, 0, 2) / Unsharp mask / - Soft Light Layer Casualites - My $5 remote from DealExtreme got a little wet and no longer works! Noooo!! :)
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There is not much to say I suppose…just look at the picture. / Taken at Shorncliffe Pier, please visit the latest Free Photo Guide
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About - ISO 100, f8, 0.8 sec, 13mm / - Sigma 10-20mm Lens / - Cokin P121M (Graduated 4 Filter) Processing - HDR using Photomatix (2, 0, 2) / Unsharp mask / - Soft Light Layer
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Shorncliffe.Brisbane.Australia
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Shorncliffe. Brisbane. Australia Vertical panorama
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taken with a nikon D80 + nikkor 18 – 135mm lens ISO: 100 / f/stop: f/22 / shutter speed: 30 sec / focal length: 18 mm feels a bit boring, but maybe that is because i can’t see any people… / best viewed large :-)
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Another image from the group shoot, taken as soon as we arrived, just before dawn.
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Dawn last Wednesday at Shorncliffe Jetty with Mel Brackstone and her flock / ...........thanks Mel, great fun / Mel / Amco / Nicole xkc Straight from Nikon D90 handheld MY WEBSITE For a Quick Look click / Gorgeous Gods & Goddesses, / Flowers, / Beautiful Places and Things, / Weddings / Pregnancy and Babies
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this time with people ;-) taken with a nikon D80 with a nikkor 18 – 135 mm lens on a tripod ISO: 100 / shutter speed: 2.2 sec / f/stop: f/9 / focal length: 18 mm
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Taken on a wet morning at Shorncliffe Pier.
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Taken late one afternoon after sunset at Shorncliffe Pier. The lights had just been turned on which produced lovely reflections in the water.
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At one of my favourite haunts Shorncliffe, you can see Shorncliffe pier in the distance. I’ve been waiting a while for a really low tide to get this shot, and it’s probably my last trip there for a while. / 60 sec at f18, ND8 grad & ND8 filters. /
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I had spent a while taking this shot and hadn’t noticed the clouds forming in the east. I clambered over the old pier and it felt like climbing a huge mountain to be greeted by a grand view from the top. Seeing this as I crested the summit was like receiving a little gift from God :) Taken with a Canon EOS 40D and 17-85mm EFS lens. HDR stitched panorma of 12 shots three exposures each. Stitched in PTGui to output three exposure planes [-2,0,+2] HDR was carried out in Dynamic photo HDR. I’ve been looking at Ken Duncan’s panographs and how he uses sand ripples as a foreground feature. I particularly like in this shot that the sand ripples curve around to ‘mirror’ the fanning out of the clouds View On Black my website / my blog / facebook / redbubble / twitter
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Shorncliffe dawn after the dust storm last night.
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In memory of Ian, a classmate in Mel’s class at BIA.
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