Manhattan bridge New York Taken on The Fujifi, Xt1 Long Exposure
long exposure
Bean Chicago
Another Bean Photograph from Chicago this one is a Long exposure using a 10 Stop Filter on F4 and 20 Second Exposure.
Brooklyn Bridge Night Shoot
We took a stroll down to DUMBO for a Little Night Shoot
Fujifilm Xt1
Escape the City
Escaped the City and spend a little time in Goolwa South Australia. The weather was just perfect and it was good to get the Camera out again.
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Port Willunga Beach
Ruins of the Jetty Built in 1868
Great day trip today to Port Willunga 40 minutes south of Adelaide.
You can find out more about the ruins and the tragic ship reck the Star of Greece here
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Adelaide By Night
Adelaide by Night
This Photograph is looking towards the new Adelaide Football Oval with the Rotunda as the main focus.
Under The Bridge
Adelaide City
Taken under the new Foot Bridge looking towards the City
Adelaide City Scape
Adelaide CityScape
11 shots F16, 15 seconds and then merged together in the
new Lightroom 6 Panorama feature
St Audries Park Manor house
A Few more Long exposure shots from the wedding I attended here in England
it was just a perfect setting
From Wikipedia
St Audries Park Manor house at West Quantoxhead in the Quantock Hills of Somerset, England the manor house of the Aclands was rebuilt on the site of an earlier house, between 1835 and 1870[1] and has had a number of owners since Sir Alexander sold the building.
The property was divided in 1934, when the house was sold and turned into St Audries School,[1] which remained in occupation until 1990, when the house was sold to the Amitabha Buddhist Centre.
It was sold again in 2001,[2] and is now owned and operated by Country House Wedding Ltd,[3] specialising in weddings within country house settings.[4]
The Manor House itself consists of the Great Hall with a soaring vaulted ceiling, an oak panelled library and classically proportioned elegant dining and drawing rooms.[5]
