Great Ocean Road
Christmas day
Sony NEX F3 (18-55mm)
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akhtarkhan
January 29, 2013
Amazing detail, splendid deep colours and wonderful coastal view. Terrific capture.Well done.
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garthurdavis
April 25, 2013
Very colorful capture ! ! ! Well done ! ! ! Thanks for adding it to my Project : Nature Zoomed In ~ ~ ~ Jerry ~ ~ ~ Congrats on your award ~ ~ ~ Peer Recognized ! ! !
pixellimagery
October 01, 2013
SENSATIONAL colours, Kym! Congrats on your March 2013 Award! :-))
Great place we live in, isn't it?? Love the ruggedness of our coastline! :-))
Ell
Great place we live in, isn't it?? Love the ruggedness of our coastline! :-))
Ell
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rong792
October 04, 2013
What a beautiful place. You really captured it with great clarity and composition. Well done.
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onyanita
October 26, 2013
I was going to say it looks like some of our rugged coastline downunder....and then I read that it was indeed our country! Havn't been here myself but will get there one day. Beautiful view. Great pic.
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Avisagie
November 12, 2013
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Please give as much technical detail as possible, such as focal length of the lens, aperture and shutter speed setting, film (brand and type), time of day, weather, season, lighting conditions, difficulties of composition, camera on tripod or hand-held, and any other relevant information. Data on make and model of camera, lens or tripod, can help viewers in their own choice of equipment.
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Behind The Lens
Location
I took this photo opposite the infamous Twelve Apostles site in Victoria,Australia on Christmas day.Time
I believe this was taken before midday, it was a busy day and after I took many landscapes I tried to take portraits and a family photo but the sun was high by that time and we then went had lunch.Lighting
All natural lighting used as it was a beautiful Summer day with the mid morning light.Equipment
I used my Sony NEX 3 mirrorless with standard zoom lens, handheld.Inspiration
I was very taken by the colours of the water and wanted to capture it. My camera was still very new to me so I played with the ability to take HDR imaging.Editing
None, HDR in camera only.In my camera bag
I have two Sony mirror less cameras, one is the NEX 3 and the other is the Alpha a5000. I use the former the most especially indoors and in the evenings with a Canon 50mm 1.2. Also in my camera bag is my smallest lens, the Pentax -110 and a spare battery. I use Eye-fi memory cards for ease of upload because I tend to use a tablet for internet use. When travelling I use a bigger camera bag as well which holds filters, adapters and other lenses.Feedback
Even though I may have an idea in mind when I photograph, I prefer to be a candid photographer and enjoy surprise captures like this. Knowing your camera or having a willingness to play around and learn, take chances and see what happens is my advice.
