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Bellerive Rocks

Saturday, February 20th, 2010
Bellerive Rocks

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My camera has just had it’s sensor cleaned. I was eager to get out and start taking photos again and so last night went to the rocks around Wentworth Street, where a rocky headland separates Bellerive Beach from Howrah Beach. The clouds had closed in and it had become rather overcast which did not fit with my plans for golden sunsets and glowing rocks. However the wind was still making the harbour choppy which brought about some reasonable waterscapes. which feel dark and moody.

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DeSlacs

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
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Cape Deslacs is a favourite spot of a good photo buddy, Alex Wise.I decided to pay the place a visit the other week with the idea of trying to capture motion in the surf with a strong backdrop. Cape Deslacs can be found at the eastern end of Clifton Beach (webcam). Whilst I really like the colours of the surf, sand and sky, the cape itself is lit a bit harshly – I was still a little too early for the true “golden hour“. However I will be heading back again in the near future to redo the photo.

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Lake Meadowbank

Thursday, August 20th, 2009
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Lake Meadowbank is formed by the Meadowbank Hydro development, and is the most downstream of all the power stations on the Derwent scheme. The upper reaches of the lake is quite shallow, and the area photographed has been known to be dry under exceptional summer conditions. Just out of picture is a causeway and single lane bridge, which makes a spectacular crossing on the way to Ellendale & National Park. Grad ND8 + CPF Filters used.

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Derwent Valley & Mt Field

Saturday, May 23rd, 2009
Morning Reflections on Derwent River

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Over the next week or so I will be sharing photos taken from a recent photo expedition that saw me head to New Norfolk then along the western side of the Derwent River to Mt Field and back home again crossing Lake Meadowbank at the causeway. This above picture was one of the first photos for the day and as you can see the fog had not quite lifted. I had hoped to come back again later in the afternoon to take the image again, but unfortunately there was not enough time left in the day.

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