Showing posts with label woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woman. Show all posts

Apr 22, 2016

Picture a Week (PAW). Week 6. Jubilee Celebrations

Canon EOS 7D. Tamron 24-70 at 32mm. f/2.8 @ 1/60th sec. ISO 200. Manuel fill flash bounced and de-powered to 1/4 

Feb 16, 2015

Picture a Week (PAW) Wk 5: Bianca Phillips. Master's in Philosophy student.



Picture a Week (PAW) Wk 5: Bianca Phillips. Master's in Philosophy student and recipient of the 2015 David Ryan Memorial  Scholarship for Philosophy. Canon EOS 7D. Tamron 24-70mm at 70mm. ISO 100. F/4 @ 125th sec. Fill light with Canon 340 EZ strobe at ¼ power.

Jan 28, 2015

Picture a Week (PAW): Week1: Moonlit whelk watch

Expecting a great sunset after a busy day, I headed towards Port Elizabeth's King's Beach hoping to capture the firmament. The clouds turned a little yellow, then faded to grey as the haze swallowed up light. I was disappointed but waited to see if something would come of the full moon. It was a busy beach scene which I captured with a few tripod mounted long exposures. But I kept being drawn to a woman, on her own, constantly combing a small area of the beach. I wanted to imbibe a sense of her solo activity so it was just a matter of timing to isolate her. A large ship in the far distance seemed interesting but in the end proved a distraction to the mystery of what the woman was doing. When she left I wandered over to her scene and could see nothing unusual. I guessed she must have been collecting whelks (Bullionidae) and tossing them into the ocean (where they belong?). I'm glad she went to the effort because otherwise she wouldn't have captured my attention and I wouldn't have captured this moonlit assisted shot.

WEEK 1: A woman gathers welks (Bullionidae) under a full moon. Kings Beach, Port Elizabeth.
Canon EOS 7D, Tamron 70-200mm @ 70mm. ISO 800, f2.8, 1/90th.