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| Here was the basic scene I was working with. I started shooting about 3pm, walking along the beach, and continuing once I reached the northern end, and walked up the winding ramp, to overlook the length of the beach. I knew that I needed the sun lower, so repaired to 'Speedos' for a Chardy and a bowl of hot chips. I came back to leaning on the railing about 4:45 pm, and after these first few shots, decided to squeeze the light out as much as possible, the result being 'Heading home" and a couple of others. This shot shows you the full scene, from the skyline of Bondi on the rise, to the shapes of the Bondi Pavilion, to the people mucking about on the water's edge. It also shows the salt rising from the beach as the evening wind picks up. Click on any of my shots, and they will expand to 640px. The stats for this shot are: F16, 1/200, ISO=100, 105mm, CWA. |
5 comments:
Your Sunday shot is my favorite!
Yes, I think many would agree with that Therese. What I am doing is keeping the topic in the forefront of everyone's mind, and helping myself realise what I was doing right and what I was doing wrong.
amazing; just that touch of colour in the water still (I do like how you waited it out, how decadent with chardy and chips; way to go!)
It makes the beach feel cold. I guess it may have been at that time of day.
Congrats Julie. Superb light. It was worth the bowl of hot chips.
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