A closeup of the same wet tree, near Merri Creek. Just after rain storms is a great time for photos. - Anthony Holmes' Photos- powered by SmugMug

Anthony Holmes' Photos

This Gallery contains a collection of stand alone photographs that I like but which don't deserve a Gallery of their own. It's a quick place for me to file a random collection of pictures.

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Anthony Holmes > On 14th-15th March 2009 it was rather wet. We took a walk in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens and found lots of greenery dripping with water.

Anthony Holmes > This high voltage power tower is near the Newport Power Station.

Anthony Holmes > This is a series of three photographs taken near the sea wall between Hampton and Brighton Beach in Melbourne. The shutter speed was around a second to make the sea nice and soft.

Anthony Holmes > This shot was taken on 21st March 2009. It was taken to the later end of the magic period around sunset when it is still light. It was taken at 1600 ISO at 1/20th of a second on f5.6: so it was take a photo showing the tower of Victoria's Government being illuminated whilst there was still natural light on the trees and in the sky.

The fact that the yellow ensign is flying shows that Governor de Kretzer is at home.

Anthony Holmes > I took this photo whilst walking around North Melbourne. There's nothing special about Lothian Street, but I thought the sign with the brick warehouse behind it looked nice and "old worldly". The sign has the old Post Code "N. 1", standing for zone one in North Melbourne. This means that the sign was created before 1967. By the way: I hadn't realised, but the old "N. 1", "C. 1" style of post codes was only used in Melbourne (and part of rural New South Wales). For more info on Australian Post Codes see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postcodes_in_Australia

Anthony Holmes > Sunrise near Orford, Tasmania, 1984.

Anthony Holmes > We were cycling around the Capital City trail when it started raining. Fortunately a thoughtful previous Victorian Government had constructed the Eastern Freeway, whose bridges gave us shelter from the worst of the rain. After it had mostly finished we continued our ride, and I came across this glistening tree. Shame about the low wire fence. I considered removing it, but restrained myself.

Anthony Holmes > Bokeh/Mask test photo.
This photo was taken to test using a start shaped mask on front of my lens as one of the challenges set in the Canon EOS Photo5 competition.

http://www1.canon.com.au/worldOfEos/photo5/
It's a photo of Princes Bridge in Melbourne with the lights of the Alexandra Gardens in the background. I'm not going to submit this photo, but I'm posting it here to remember some of the stuff I tried before (hopefully) getting a good photo that met this challenge in the competition.

A closeup of the same wet tree, near Merri Creek. Just after rain storms is a great time for photos.

Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 5d Mark Ii) |

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Original size: 3744px x 5616px |

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