This country church is in Korobeit, in beautiful Central Victoria. Obviously heavy with digital magic to give it an ethereal appearance.
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Central Victoria
A short trip to Central Victoria on a cool January weekend. A brief detour to this wonderful waterfall. At Trentham, the Coliban River plunges 32 metres over a basalt cliff which has eroded over time to form a ravine several hundred metres long. The Dja Dja Wrung Aboriginal people of Continue Reading
Southbank
Melbourne’s Southbank and the Yarra River looking west, standing on the North bank. A very popular area with lots of restaurants, hotels and of course the casino within walking distance. Taken with a Nikon DS7000 and heavily manipulated to achieve this effect.
Box Brownie
This is my father’s Kodak Brownie which he has had since the mid 1960s. We have photos taken with it and there is still film inside it! One day I will summon up enough courage to get it developed.
Gentle Annie
The Gentle Annie Track in the Wombat State Forest, Victoria. It hadn’t rained for a while but this section of track is low-lying and collects water, in fact it was a little stagnant and smelly! The water gets pushed forward by the wheels then finds its way back to where Continue Reading
Paddle Boat
Is there something Turner-esque about the treatment of this photo? Taken on the Murray River from the Victorian side, it was disappointing to have such a dull day with bad lighting making everything look boring and featureless. It was too long a drive to waste the photo so I hit Continue Reading
Rubber Duckie
Taken at the Murray River near Swan Hill in June 2011, this picture is highly manipulated as you can see, or maybe not? It was a very dull day, no sky features and the river was a murky grey with no life. The only colours were grey and dark brown. The Continue Reading
Big Wheel
The big wheel at night in the city of Melbourne, taken with a Nikon D7000 and fiddled with digitally, below is the same shot with even more fiddling with Photoshop. The original photo was taken with a Nikon D700 on 9 July, 2011. What goes up, must come down, spinnin’ wheel, Continue Reading