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I’m lucky enough to be an Ambassador for Athabasca filters.
I really enjoy working the ND filters and getting those really long exposures during the day for that super smooth water.
Gold Coast Queensland Australia
Check out the super thin and tough filters below.
The Mono Awards 2020 Top 10
What a crazy year 2020 has been so far, and if 2020 was a tv show I don’t know if I’m looking forward to the season finale… Especially if 2020 is a Game of Thrones series.
So far this year I haven’t been out to capture many new images but I did manage to go through my archives and some new work and enter this year’s Mono Awards.
Very happy to get a Top 10 finish this year with the above image.
The Mono Awards 2019 I was lucky enough to get a runner up in the places category with this image.
The Mono Awards 2019 Runner Up
Here is a link to the top 40 images from 2019
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In this demonstration, I show some benefits of editing your infrared images in capture one.
I will show the advantage of the extended colour temperature range compared to lightroom and how to do a colour swap in capture one.
testing the Phase One XT 151 megapixel mirrorless camera
how to remove infrared lens hotspots using capture one and lcc plate
This is a quick edit from this mornings Blood Moon Eclipse.
I love it it kind of looks like something out of Star Wars
Lake Moogerah Queensland Australia
Last night was perfect conditions for some milky way photography. I went down to Fingal heads causeway and captured this image.
I created this by capturing the foreground just after sunset and then wait for the milky way to appear and then blend the two pano stitches together
I love this time of the year with the cold clear nights.
Fingal Heads Causeway, NSW, Australia
This image was created by capturing a panorama stitch of the rocks and water just after sunset using a low iso setting to minimize the noise and get maximum details in the foreground. Then I waited in the same location for it to be fully dark to capture the milky way in all its glory. Shot on a Canon Eos 5d Mark IV with a 14mm 2.8L prime lens.
The Milky Way over Waddy Point, Fraser Island, Australia
I just returned from a weeks stay on the beautiful world heritage listed Fraser Island off the coast of Queensland, Australia. 🇦🇺
Each time I visit Fraser Island there seems to be more and more rubbish washed up or dumped by visitors to the island. 🌴
We traveled a few hundred kilometers up and down the beaches and I was saddned to see how much plastic was visible from the car. Everything from bottles, straws, bags, nets, crates, buckets and so much more.
Some showing signs of being in the ocean for a while before ending up on the beach and others looking like they had just been dumped there.
I recently rewatched the documentary “A Plastic Ocean” ( directed by Craig Leeson, Brainstorm Media-2017) and it’s a real eye opener, well worth a watch.
The ‘Leave no Trace Principle’ is something I follow and hope to share with my fellow travelers.
A small sample of the plastics dumped and washed up on the beaches of Fraser Island. 🌴
I had a bit of fun editing an image from a trip to Fraser Island last year. The ship was mirrored down the middle and added shadow. I really have a thing for Black & White images. Jannick
Edited in Capture One Pro 11 and Photoshop. Canon 5d mark III, 24-70 mkIII lens. f11 2.5 seconds exposure.
The Maheno
The original image before edit
Somehow I made it onto the list of top Australian Photography blog website... happy days
Loving the new website
