Merindol Hall
Photo Gallery
Which of my photographs is my favourite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow.
Imogen Cunningham, American photographer (1883-1976)
In this portfolio is a collection of photographs which were each, at one time or another, my favourite.
But photography is a journey, not a destination. I still have a long way to go. I am happy to share some of my journey here.
Imogen Cunningham, American photographer (1883-1976)
In this portfolio is a collection of photographs which were each, at one time or another, my favourite.
But photography is a journey, not a destination. I still have a long way to go. I am happy to share some of my journey here.
A small sample...
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Classic Holden
Classic car show in Mildura, Easter 2014.
Canon 7D with 50mm/f1.8 lens
1/800 f10.0 ISO:400 focal length:50 mm
A beautifully sharp lens. -
Iceland
Magnificent view across ice sheet.
Late evening.
Canon 7D with 10-22mm lens.
1/320 f14.0 ISO:400 focal length:22 mm -
Chile
Sunset over Torres del Paine
Canon 7D with 10-22mm lens, handheld
1/160 f8.0 ISO:100 focal length:13 mm -
Henley Beach, Adelaide
Child runs into frame.
Canon 7D with 10-22mm lens.
1/250 f13.0 ISO:100 focal length:21 mm
DxO FP Prussian Red. -
Sydney
Queen Victoria Building.
Love the depth of field, literally
Leica D-LUX 6 1/125 f1.4 ISO:80 -
Chile
Torres del Paine, across Lake Pehoe
into Patagonian gale.
Canon 7D with 10-22mm lens
1/250 f10.0 ISO:100 focal length:10 mm -
Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu
Matevulu Blue Hole.
Leica D-LUX 6 shutter priority
1/1300 f2.3 ISO:400 -
Sydney
Pelican at Taronga Zoo 2014
Canon 7D with 400mm/f5.6 lens
1/800 f9.0 ISO:400 focal length:400 mm -
Geelong
UCI RWC 2010 Richie Porte
Canon 7D with 70-200mm f4 lens
1/250 f4.0 ISO:100 focal length:200 mm
A little bit about
Merindol Hall Photo Gallery
This is not a professional photographer's gallery. It is a collection of images from the last 20 years which have given me great pleasure from time to time, and sometimes even other people. It represents a journey, the destination being perfection, which, of course, is never achieved. Or, indeed, should never be achieved. The journey is more important, the destination merely an aspiration. I feel I am getting there sometimes, but the bar is raised once again...
What to expect
Expectation versus reality
You might have high expectations in visiting this gallery. You might expect high quality images which hit you in the face. You might expect boring amateur shots. You are welcome to your expectations and I hope you are not disappointed, whatever they are.
Your opinion matters
No, really it does...
One of the things I hate most is criticism of my photos. Probably true of most photographers. I do the best I can with the rather modest equipment I can afford. My eye tells me if I have captured an image just so, but your eye will be different. I welcome your comments both critical and congratulatory. I can only improve on the journey if I know where to go.