This blog opens the door to my world, my passion, my life. And incase you missed it, my names Robb Duncan - Photographer - Father of 6 - Wearer of Kilts and all round nice guy.( OK, so that last bit might be stretching it a little !!)
I will be out all day today photographing the wedding of Liza and James at the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery and then later at the Ballarat Botanical gardens and Pipers by the Lake. (And just between you and me, its going to be awesome!!) Anyhow, I thought I would write and schedule a blog post...
In a beautiful rural setting, down a quite country road south of Melton, is the little township of Eynesbury. And the focal point of the community is the stunning 1870′s bluestone Eynesbury Homestead. Captured by Fuji S7000 Pro and a Hoya R72 filter – ISO 200 – 4seconds @ f/5.6 So there you have it...
I like it when I get to hang out with cool people, especially when they are also photographers! So you can imagine I jumped at the chance to shoot with and assist the awesome Melbourne wedding photographer Justin Hill on an engagement session on Tuesday evening. This is Justin in action.
Traveling to and from client meetings is almost as fun as the client meetings themselves. Especially when I get a view like this out the widescreen of my car !! Captured while driving the back roads between Bacchus Marsh and Melton earlier today… Yeah, I love my Job. Its just a pity I missed the...
I have spent a bit of time in and around Ballarat over the past few months, meeting with clients, scouting locations and shooting engagement sessions. Having lived there when I was a kid, it always has a familiar, homely kind of feel to it. What can I say, I really love Ballarat. I think the...
As usual I tend to run with a theme for a while and then jump to something else… But in the mean time… Captured by Canon 5DII & Canon 24mm/1.4 IIL – ISO 100 – 1/200 second @ f/3.5 So there you have it and like I always say, please feel free to comment… Especially...
I had walked this hallway a few dozen times that day already, and I knew that if the light held, it would make for a perfect image. But as time passed and the day wore on, the sky above the Lighthouse darkened with heavy cloud and the light level dropped lower and lower… I guess...
Hot on the heals of my Ballarat Engagement session post, I thought I would post a quick sneak peek series from Celia and Anthony’s e-session at the Royal Botanic Gardens. It was a relaxed and casual session, just the way it should be. And the rain didnt put us off too much either!! It’s the...
Something a little different to the dark moody urban stuff that has been most of the My Melbourne posts for the past few months. Image captured by :- Canon 5D II & 50mm f/1.4 – ISO 400 – 1/800 second @ f/2.0 So there you have it and like I always say, please feel free...
I have been sitting on this e-session for a while now, saving it for a little closer to Liza and James’ wedding day. We spent a little time in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, which is just across the road from their reception venue, Pipers by the lake. So its obviously a handy location for photography,...
After the buzz of the ceremony, and the hi-jinx of the various family group photo’s… we quietly wandered the garden… You just might have guessed that I have a thing for tunnels of vegetation at the moment!! Captured by Canon 5DII & Canon 24mm/1.4 IIL – ISO 100 – 1/200 second @ f/3.5 So there...
Amidst all the chaos of the wedding day preparations… Captured by Canon 5DII & Canon 24mm/1.4 IIL – ISO 1600 – 1/160 second @ f/2.5 So there you have it and like I always say, please feel free to comment… Especially those of you viewing this via Facebook !!! © Robb Duncan 27/200
