April 30, 2013

Shot of the Day #75

After finding some inspiration in a colleagues exhibition, I had to do the same (obviously…not exactly the same!). The Koonung Overpass has been a structure I have passed under for many years, twice daily, and up until now I had never photographed it. It is an elegant pedestrian bridge that has been photographed many times before, so I wanted to change things up a bit and really differentiate mine. With the addition of light painting it all changed! This is the swirling lighting effect in the bottom right, achieved with a cheap 5 LED torch and the 20 seconds long exposure. Mind you it wasn’t as simple as swinging a torch around (well it was), but it is a suspension bridge so being ‘not heavy’ (pun avoided) on your feet was essential to minimise blur. Fortunately I had the help of my very patience and loving mother to hang onto my camera in case it fell – Thanks Mum!

Koonung Overpass, Doncaster, Melbourne

Koonung Overpass, Doncaster, Melbourne

Details:

  • ISO 200
  • F 2.8
  • 20 secs
  • 24 mm
  • Sony a99
  • Carl Zeiss 24-70 2,8
  • Tripod
  • Post-Processing: Adobe Lightroom 4, base preset: https://www.alternativepresets.com/blogs/news/6564035-lomo-preset-from-enchanted-path-collection

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Written by Mike


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Michael Scott is the publisher and photographer behind Scott Photographics! He is very passionate about his photography and enjoys sharing the best of his experiences for others to enjoy too! Contact Mike via email!

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