I hoped for some decent swells today, as there was some wind - but the South Coast was rather calm. So I worked on some close-up water shots - Enjoy
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On 15/08/19 I posted an image of the Richard Byrd Memorial on Mt Victoria in Wellington. Though it's basically some pyramid-like structure, it intrigues me due to its geometry in contrast to the natural landscape surrounding it. Also, the light effects can be pretty spectacular. The image I posted back then, was taken around sunset. The Image in this post, though, is at sunrise - I still can't decide which one I like better, maybe I need to explore additional day/night times.
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Those two photos have been taken at Titahi Bay, showing Mana Island.
Both at the same day, less than one hour difference. For the second one I used a fisheye lens, hence the wider angle, but also the light changed dramatically when the storm front closed in and the Sun set.
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Though it was rather rainy and cloudy these last nights in Wellington, I still have some images to show the colors of night!
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Not taken yesterday, though during similar conditions.
This one is for sale right now, at Art for Art's Sake, 62 Cambridge Terrace, Te Aro, Wellington. The size is 100 cm by 67 cm, mounted canvas for $ 199. If you miss it, no worries, you can order one, and there are other sizes available.
Check out their shop if you can, they do have a few more of mine on exhibit!

One of my photos made it into one of GuruShots digital exhibitions - Quite a lot of better ranks, but still 770 Votes for this one...
https://gurushots.com/challen…/exhibition1/…/exhibit-digital
Of course this is also available as a print!

Actually it's not a "trick" but a photographic technique, related to multiple exposure.
It's called "cloud stacking". Done on the top of Wellington Cable Car.
This particular image is composed of 64 individual shots of the same scene, with a gap of 15 seconds between shots. Those images are later combined in post processing (50 years ago this would have been done in a darkroom). Usually this is done with daylight shots, close to sunrise/set, as the colors shift and give the impression of a painting in the sky. As I am more of a night creature, I thought to try it in a moonlit windy night, getting those "tractor tracks".
Back when I first posted it, It was also shared on the Cable Car's website.
The second image shows one of those individual shots.
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Weather looked promising early this morning, after a rainy Sunday. I thought that fitting for a walk, in Wellington Botanic Garden, but cloud cover increased and during my walk it started to rain again. Just a bit, but enough to be uncomfortable.
Still, the absence of direct sunlight means even lighting, and allows a different way of photography with strong depth of field effects. In a nutshell, some objects are in focus, the rest is blurry.
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Those photos have been taken roughly one year ago, Oriental Bay, Wellington.
It was raining during most of the shooting, which accounts for the colors. Those colors were real, this is no additional filter. Some weather conditions can cause these effects, especially when it's raining or during a thunderstorm. These images were taken within about 30-45 minutes, the color changing from gold over red to deep purple.
​The last of these was also chosen as a cover image for NZPhotographer magazine, issue 13, November 2018 - this one is still my favorite.
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