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Here are a few more images from the Clovelly Sunrise minimeet.

Water specs on my Cokin


The Sun creeps behind the clouds


Coogee Pool


HDR

oh, i do like that coogee pool one (which I think is actually Maroubra pool), it looks like something outta the 60's, except there is some nutter standing on that rock in the distance

The Sun creeps behind the clouds

followed by the mad scramble to change lens...I think you might have been the only one to get a decent shot of this particular moment.

Its a shame about that filter in the first, not only the water droplets but also the serious vignetting...

all have a surreal look to them well done
wish i could make it

biggerry wrote:oh, i do like that coogee pool one (which I think is actually Maroubra pool), it looks like something outta the 60's, except there is some nutter standing on that rock in the distance

The Sun creeps behind the clouds

followed by the mad scramble to change lens...I think you might have been the only one to get a decent shot of this particular moment.

Its a shame about that filter in the first, not only the water droplets but also the serious vignetting...

Actually you are right, Maroubra pool (Whoops!), I had to do some more processing on that these images than I usually do, i was actually surprised how naturally the processing came to me.

Doh I was meant to crop out that vignette....that is what happens when you use a P-Series holder at an angle unfortunately

i was actually surprised how naturally the processing came to me.

excellent


speaking of which, what did you do to that third one?

biggerry wrote: what did you do to that third one?

Actually, nothing, I shot it with C-POL and ND Grads stacked with shade WB hence the colour cast. I saw the light (it was still grey) and thought, I can work with that!

The one of the pool - maroubra or coogee - very nice

Well done on getting up early guys - the season is great at the moment for atmospheric shooting

#2 Love the tones in these. You were the only one quick enough to grab a photo of this one. I think it literally lasted 2 minutes!

How long does it take two photogs to change their lenses....? Any thoughts Gerry?

surenj wrote:#2 Love the tones in these. You were the only one quick enough to grab a photo of this one. I think it literally lasted 2 minutes!

How long does it take two photogs to change their lenses....? Any thoughts Gerry?

Thanks Surenj, I guess it was a blessing not to have an ultrawide lens! It lasted less than 2 minutes, probably only about one minute...and even I missed the best of it by the time I had the camera set up again and pointing in the right direction.

How long does it take two photogs to change their lenses....? Any thoughts Gerry?

less than a minute

Actually, nothing, I shot it with C-POL and ND Grads stacked with shade WB hence the colour cast. I saw the light (it was still grey) and thought, I can work with that!

great stuff.