Jogging Photography II

August 7, 2009

You might remember a few days ago that I mentioned how I love to exercise my creative muscles and shoot other things besides Wedding and Portrait Photography. Well, I also need to exercise the rest of my body, so I have been randomly partaking in some Jogging Photography in an attempt to keep fit.

And lets face it, what’s the point in jogging with a camera if you are not going to share the photos right?

So here is one from a little jog along the river yesterday morning.

By Robb Duncan - Wedding Photography in Melbourne and Geelong

River Path - By Robb Duncan © 2009

Image captured by Canon 30D & EF24mm II f/1.4 – ISO 1600 – 1/125second @ f/1.4

Just a quick question… does the line above make any sense to you at all…??

So there you have it, feel free to comment.

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Image of the week (15)

June 29, 2009

The aim of Image of the week is to show you a little more of what I love to shoot, and sometimes its something a little different.

I guess this one also falls into the something different category… yes??

Baby Birds - By Robb Duncan - Wedding Photography in Melbourne

The nest of a Willy Wagtail (Rhipidura leucophrys), expertly built on an old wire clothesline

Now, obviously this is not a recent photo, as the Willy Wagtail nests in the Summer, but I just found a batch of unprocessed RAW files from January, and felt the need to share. Because they are so cute in a real ugly kind of way!!

For those that are interested, It was captured by :- Canon 5D & 70-200mm/2.8 @ 200mm – ISO 200 – 1/500 second @ f/3.2

So there you have it and like I always say, please feel free to comment…

© 2009 Robb Duncan

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Anakie Gorge.

June 27, 2009

Spending time in the outdoors, I love it and so do the kids. This time of year is my favourite, its so much nicer walking in the bush in Winter than it is in Summer… A part from avoiding the heat and the obvious lack of flies, its a novelty to see the strangest things, like water in the streams and green grass…

Walking in Anakie Gorge - by Robb Duncan - Melbourne Wedding Photographer

The Boys, on a recent walk in Anakie Gorge, admiring the Tunnel and the old Water pipe which was built in the 1870's and used to supply Geelong with water.

The Anakie Gorge, near Lara - Images Captured by Robb Duncan - Wedding Photography in Geelong

"It's dark in there isn't it", says Ben. Emma agrees.

The Brisbane Ranges, near Lara - Images Captured by Robb Duncan - Wedding Photographer in Geelong

We stopped for a break about 1/2 way, a quick snack and a drink, and we were on our way again.

Anakie Gorge - By Robb Duncan - Werribee Wedding Photographer

Then we turned around and walked out to the Car park again.

 

When you Consider that, excluding myself of course, the average age of the party was less than 5*, and the fact that we walked for over 2 hours, they all did a remarkable job.

* It has often been stated my mental age is not a great deal higher than that anyway, but I guess thats a different story.

All images © 2009 Robb Duncan and captured by Canon 5D mk II & 50mm/1.4 Lens.

And as always, feel free to comment

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Image of the week (10)

April 29, 2009

Firstly I can’t believe its been more than 10 weeks since I started Image of the week !!  (Remember I missed a couple for weeks in the middle somewhere) Anyway, the aim of all this is to show you a little more of what I love to shoot, and sometimes its something a little different.

This weeks image is also a little nature…

I  have been doing a little “Jogging Photography” for a few months now… nothing to serious, but it has been fun. Here is a shot from Tuesday…

 

Jogging Photography - on the down low - By Robb Duncan - Wedding Photography - Melbourne and Geelong

Jogging Photography - on the down low.

 

And for those that are interested, It was captured by :- Canon 5D Mark II & EF50mm/1.4 – ISO 1600 – 1/125 second @ f/5.6

So there you have it. Oh, and please feel free to comment… in fact I insist.

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