Newcastle Photographer
Last weekend, I visited Somersby Falls on the Central Coast NSW for the first time. Wow what a beautiful place! I definitely will need to go back there one again, perhaps with a bit more planning. It was a nice overcast day which made it even better to make some nice images. Here below are some of my favourites from the day.
Here’s a couple of more shots from my Summer trip to Victoria. My partner and myself traveled and camped along the Great Ocean Road and saw the gorgeous scenery along the south coast of Victoria. Here are two shots of the Twelve Apostles near Port Campbell. This was taken at sunset.
And heres another image from a sunrise at Boroka Lookout in the Grampians National Park. It is a different take on a similar shot I posted some time ago.
You can see more of my landscape work, including more from my Victoria trip in my landscape gallery www.andygock.com
Over the weekend, I captured a landscape of Redhead Beach over sunset. Redhead Beach is always a top spot for photography, and is just south of Newcastle.
This was shot using a 5D Mark II, 17-40 f/4 L lens and a ND400 filter attached to give the smooth soft water effect.
A couple of weeks ago, I ventured down to Merewether Ocean Baths to photograph some seascapes. The tide was very low that evening so I was able to set up on the rock platforms a lot further out than usual. There was some very nice colours happening in the sky also that afternoon and as a result, I have a few nice worthy images to show for it. Here’s two images shot looking out to the ocean.
Here are some images from last week. I had the pleasure of shooting some images for J’s new model portfolio. We went with a glamour look and here are some of my favourite images from the evening at Merewether Beach.
We have a special deal running for April, for model portfolios, so if you’re from near the Newcastle area or traveling through, be sure to contact us to book a photo shoot with us.
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Last week, I shot several 360 degree panoramas in the Newcastle. Here are some of my favourites below.
Each of the these were photographed using a panoramic head, 17-40mm f/4L at 17mm, composed of 7 frames all the way around, each frame bracketed from 3 shots. Thus 21 frames per panoramic image. I used Exposure Fusion (enfuse) to blend the bracketed exposure together.
