An early morning photo shoot starting at 5:30AM in the hope of a spectacular sunrise resulted in a sunrise with virtually no orange/red glow as hoped, but still resulted in some interesting colour thanks to the lights reflecting off the water.
On the morning of this shoot, a photographer mate and I had great expectations of an amazing sunrise over the city we live in. Having risen at around 5AM, and driven to our location, Mother Nature had other ideas completely.
Throughout the morning, the light around the Sydney Opera House changed somewhat, which allowed for to totally different looking images in terms of their colour content.
I used my favourite wide angle lens, the Sony 16-35mm G Master for the Sydney Harbour Bridge images, but for the Sydney Opera House, I used what is perhaps my second favourite lens, the Sony 70-200mm G Lens.
The Sea Cliff Bridge has been used in many Australian TV commercials since it was built, and it is a fairly spectacular
Imagine this, a truly extraordinary sight that seems to defy all logic and expectations – a majestic waterfall right in the middle
An early morning photo shoot starting at 5:30AM in the hope of a spectacular sunrise resulted in a sunrise with virtually no
Warriewood Wetland Bushland Reserve
Warriewood Wetland Bushland Reserve, located in the Northern Beaches area of Sydney, Australia, is the largest remaining sand plain wetland in the
Pennington Bay sits on the south coast of Kangaroo Island en-route to the Dudley Peninsula. It is accessible via an unsealed road
The National Museum of Australia brings to life the rich and diverse stories of Australia through compelling objects, ideas and events, but
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