Dockside Frost II
More from the Dockside Green series. This rail, and the deck surface, had a nice coating of frost that caught the light very well as the sun was rising.
This time I prefer the colour, I think the light on the rail is better in colour – it pulls the eye through the picture more firmly than in the black and white. But I do like the black and white textures.
Dockside Reflections
HDR, 3 images +/- 2 E.V.
I had a lot of great comments on yesterday’s post of a new building in the Dockside Green development in Vic West. One of those comments was a fairly extended discussion with my son about the relative merits of HDR and whether it just gives too much information in areas otherwise in shadow, causing visual overload of some kind. That conversation kind of petered out but I think we concluded that for documentation purposes HDR is very useful, but not always suitable for the artistic side of things.
Dockside Moiré
The corrugated surface of this building causes moiré to die for in the early morning light. I know it is some artifact of digital photography, but in the right circumstances it is really quite cool. I think this is one of those times.
Trafalgar Textures
I have been trolling through my archive since I have not had a lot of chances to take photos in the past couple of weeks. One interesting place I landed was in a series of shots that I took for a large panorama that I planned on Trafalgar Park last summer.
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