Voyager parking in Sydney Harbour
No. 35563
Plain Rain 3rd December 2012
It’s raining this morning.
Not pretty down the beach. There’s a little dribbly wave for the very enthusiastic types. I’d pass. I even passed on shooting pics from behind the windscreen wipers.
Here’s a few images that I’ve been working on and haven’t made it onto the site yet.
Have a great Monday.
:: uge
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snappystreet said |
Great captures!
They really do tell the Bondi story so well, I love coming to your site everyday, while I’m stuck in my windowless office.
http://www.snappystreet.wordpress.com
harsya subandrio said |
nice on laps of the bay….
Christine said |
Uge
Thanks for the daily reminder of Bondi. After 14 years living there and regularly visiting your (old) gallery on the way to yoga I love the smell, sound and feel of the beach each day I get when I see your latest pics. Now based in the French Alps our views are not bad either but the hankering for the ocean lives on. Thanks for keeping it mildly in check. Today, as with Bondi, not much of a view from here. Snowstorm well and truly in full throttle. 2m forecast in the next few days alone. White on white would be today’s composition.
Love your work!
Christine
PS I laughed hard at your description and pics of Clovelly the other day. My thoughts exactly!
Yuri said |
“Here’s a few images that I’ve been working on”
How much work do they need?
Do you do the miniature effects by blurrying the images on photoshop or by using a tilt-shift lense?