As promised, the above is the first photo from my new S95 camera. A great little camera and one that I had always hoped Canon would release. Very similar to the G10 but much smaller physically. On top of that it has RAW file support.
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Showing posts with label PACT. Show all posts
Sunday, February 27, 2011
PACT - Erskineville Road / Redfern (Thu 24 Feb 2011)
As promised, the above is the first photo from my new S95 camera. A great little camera and one that I had always hoped Canon would release. Very similar to the G10 but much smaller physically. On top of that it has RAW file support.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Evict - PACT - Railway Parade / Erskineville (2006?)
Another photo of the Roller Door of PACT. This was some time in 2006 I am guessing (will dig the photo out of the archives) and I waited for the motor bike to come into view. Got really lucky with this one, with Rainbow Flag at the back motorcycle which complemented the diminishing rainbow colours of the Roller Door.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Evict - PACT - Railway Parade / Erskineville (31 Jul 2005)
Mentioned in a recent post (Sun 20 Feb 2011) that I have often photographed this Roller Door of PACT. Typically, I use this scene to take the first photo of a new digital camera.
The above photo was one of the first photographs I took with a new Canon Powershot Pro1. It was late in the afternoon and I liked the long shadow (see here specifically) of the power pole behind and to my right. I would use this camera for all my Europe 2005 photos. It was a beautiful camera and it failed on me when we did our last walk on the main range with Jenny on the 01 Jan 2009.
Today I bought a Powershot S95 and this Roller Door was the first photo I took with it. I am a creature of habit for sure. Once I get it off the camera I will post it here.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Red - PACT - Railway Parade / Erskineville (Dec 2010)
Have often photographed this roller door at the PACT Theatre which is just around the corner from where I stay at Alexandria. Drive past it most days. The building has recently been painted to this brown colour, after many years as a blue, with the roller door featuring many colours from a rainbow.
For this photo, the position of the late afternoon sun cast interesting shadows (I like shadows) on the wall and roller door. When I noticed the red haired lady running past, I waited until she was in the perfect position under the red A and in front of the shadow cast by the bricks on the right hand side of the roller door.
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