I photographed this location before (http://www.jeffmurrayimaging.com …aces/Tasmania/i-KrhqxDg/A
) and called the image Shot Tower. I was really shooting the pretty valley in which the Tower is located.
However my sister said 'Where's the Shot Tower?'
Armed with a long lens my 70 - 400mm I have returned and now she will know.
Long Lens Landscaping is not my thing - although I have enjoyed these photos.
Sony ILCE7R, Cokin CPL, HiTech 0.6 Soft ND, Sony 70-400mm F4-5.6 G SSM II, Sony LAEA4,
Shot Tower Shower: 1/4 at F5.6 (should be at F8-11!), 140mm, ISO 50
Long Lens Landscape: 70mm, F5.6, 1/13th
I was shooting this shot (http://www.jeffmurrayimaging.com …aces/Tasmania/i-6gpSzHf/A
) at Sandy Bay one day and a guy (a Melbourne artist) said 'I don't like the bald hills.' I like them.They remind me of parts of Scotland in winter where the grass browns because of the cold. Funny thing that - the grass greens in summer in the Northern Hemisphere and in Australia it greens in winter.
This is a crop (2395 x 1347) from a panorama of the Shot Tower Valley. To follow.
Shot Tower Valley (Taroona): 70mm, F5.6 1/13th to 1/25th
A 17 shot (portrait orientation) +- 1 exposure value high dynamic range panorama.
