There are some excellent spots around the Captain Cook Bridge for sunrise shots over our beautiful city. After covering myself in bug spray (the mozzies are pretty tenacious around here) I set out with the camera, filters and tripod.
While not the best morning light (the sunrise was obscured by a layer of cloud on the horizon), I'm reasonably happy with these. Enjoy!
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Showing posts with label HDR. Show all posts
Sunday, March 18, 2018
Sunday, January 2, 2011
HDR Shoot - Pyrmont - Jan11
I have always been interested in HDR photography as it compensates for the lack of dynamic range within modern digital cameras. I usually expose 3-5 shots for each image then blend them together using Photomatix. Sometimes the effect can look surreal, almost cartoon-like. However if done well it can look terrific!
I've decided this year to spend more time wandering around Sydney looking for these sort of opportunities - watch this space!


Above two shots: The abandoned Edwin Davey & Son's Flour Mill

Above: Looking into a rail tunnel, close to the flour mill
I've decided this year to spend more time wandering around Sydney looking for these sort of opportunities - watch this space!
Above two shots: The abandoned Edwin Davey & Son's Flour Mill
Above: Looking into a rail tunnel, close to the flour mill
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Sydney After Dark - January 2009
I finally bit the bullet and decided to snap Sydney in all its evening glory. These selection of panoramics and High Dynamic Range (HDR) shots were all taken in North Sydney on a warm Friday evening.
Click on the image to get the full panoramic effect, but in the meantime, I'll let the pictures do the talking....


Click on the image to get the full panoramic effect, but in the meantime, I'll let the pictures do the talking....


Labels:
evening shots,
HDR,
panoramics,
Sydney
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