There’s something special about flight
Posted: January 13, 2013 Filed under: Black & White, Photography, Wildlife | Tags: australia, bird, birds, black and white, flight, image, kangaroo island, photo, photography, travel, wildlife Leave a commentI’m often drawn to taking photos of birds in flight.
I don’t own a large telephoto, and therefore am not usually able to capture this movement close up like some of the amazing bird photographers out there. So I’m usually trying to catch patterns and moments. Here I was able to catch both in a way that I really love.
This is the second last image from my Kangaroo Island 2012 collection. Some of you have seen the final image that’s coming up on my facebook page. If you don’t follow my facebook page – stay tuned!
Flown | Kingscote
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Jetty Percher | Kangaroo Island
Posted: January 10, 2013 Filed under: Landscape, Nature, Photography, Seascape | Tags: australia, bird, birds, cormorant, gull, image, jetty, kangaroo island, kingscote, landscape, life, long exposure, ocean, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, pro, professional, south australia, sunset, travel, twilight Leave a commentHere’s another long exposure shot of the Kingscote Jetty just like my last post. Luckily this gull didn’t move very much over the course of the 30 second exposure.
Jetty Percher | Kingscote
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Life is Change: Long Exposures Capture Change
Posted: January 8, 2013 Filed under: Landscape, Nature, Photography, Seascape | Tags: australia, bird, birds, cormorant, gull, image, jetty, kangaroo island, kingscote, landscape, life, long exposure, ocean, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, pro, professional, south australia, sunset, travel, twilight 2 CommentsJetty Life | Kingscote
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A bit of Strassenfotojournal down under
Posted: November 19, 2012 Filed under: Black & White, Photography, photojournalism, street | Tags: australia, bird, black and white, child, gull, library, melbourne, moment, outdoors, park, photography, photojournalism, pigeon, street, victoria 4 CommentsOne of the blogs I follow is Cornelia Lohs “Strassenfotojournal“. She captures everyday life around her in a photojournalistic-type way. Swing by her page to have a look at some of hear great street photography.
Although not my usual style, there is something that I really like about street photography and would love to get into a bit more. Here’s my attempt:
I took this photo while waiting on the stairs in front of the Victoria Library in Melbourne. I was waiting for my friend Ron, a fellow Canadian who’s spent the last few years doing his MD down under. He was in town for just a couple days while writing an exam and then had to fly back to Alice Springs to finish his rotation. I’m always amazed to see good friends on the other side of the world. Hopefully a few more swing by as I’ll be here for a while… :)
The guy on the left was feeding the birds while the kids were enjoying chasing them off. Got a few in the air, but my favourite is the pigeon between the old man and the young boy. At the moment I captured this, that pigeon would only be able to see the inside of his/her feathers.
matt
What wakes you up every morning?
Posted: November 17, 2012 Filed under: Nature, Photography, Wildlife | Tags: alarm, animal, australia, bird, brids, lorikeet, melbourne, morning, nature, parrot, photography, rainbow, urban, wake up, wildlife 9 CommentsFor you the answer to this might be deep and meaningful. For me, the current response is the Rainbow Lorikeets that some to the bottle brush outside my window to feed.
Beautiful bird. Loud as anything….
matt