One of the challenges in photographing the building interiors was the relatively low light levels and the need to shoot handheld.
One of the challenges in photographing the building interiors was the relatively low light levels and the need to shoot handheld.
there is plenty to ponder and explore with textures, the play of light and shadow, reflections and, of course, the religious symbolism.
it’s easy to get caught up in the wildlife and the grand landscape but, occasionally, it’s worth looking for the small details that lie at one’s feet!
An early morning start gave the opportunity to silhouette a King Penguin against the dawn sky.
well on my recent journey into the South Atlantic we actually sought them out. Avoiding hitting one though requires some important considerations
Also known as the Cape pigeon, Pintado petrel, or Cape fulmar, it is a common Southern Ocean species frequently seen flying behind ships but isn’t the easiest bird to photograph.
it’s worth looking in the opposite direction to the sun to see what’s happening in the sky behind you. Sometimes it makes for a more interesting image.
Was it a bullet or perhaps a stone from a slingshot that caused the effect? I’ll never know.
