Photography has changed the way I see the world around me.
Through it I discover new things and rediscover old ones. Like my island, New Caledonia.
This blog is just me sharing my world through my photography.
Hope you enjoy.
Let’s get a little close and personal with the nab building. I took this shot while strolling along Harbour Esplanade (Melbourne, Australia). The symmetry and colours is what attracted me to photograph this building. My first reaction was to capture the whole building but as I saw the image in the viewfinder of my camera, I realised it wasn’t what caught my eye in the first place. What did was very simple. Lines and colours. So that’s what I photographed.
1/1000 sec @ ƒ/5, 39 mm, ISO 100
Once you cross the Southern Cross Station bridge it splits left and right (check out my last post). This is the other side of Bourke Street. It leads straight to Docklands (Melbourne, Australia). A beautiful area and a must visit. I couldn’t resist shooting this view straight down the street.
Again, I went with a cinematic look. I think it suits quite well certain street photos. That and black & white.
1/320 sec @ ƒ/8, 25 mm, ISO 800