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Rocky Bay - Tasmania
from left to right you can see:
Mt La Perouse, The Cockscomb, Mt Leillateah (the pointy one), The Hippo, Moonlight Ridge, Moonlight Flats
Date: 15/10/2012
Place: Tile Hill woods
Time: 10.30 am
Weather: Cold early winter sun, wet floor from the dew.
Mood: Optimistic to get lost in the woods, fearful a city forest wouldn't live up to my expectations (a bit closed minded of me i guess). All in all, the moment I walked into the woods, smelt the fresh air and heard the birds I felt more relaxed and content than I have in a long time.
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i was thinking about group of tulip festival shots i have and also now the japanese garden and it made me remember that i still have forest park photos to share from that day in february with Danielle and Katie. so i figured it was time to revisit those as a bit of a different perspective.
Camera: Minolta X-700
Lens: Minolta MD W. ROKKOR 35mm f/2.8
Film: Rollei RPX 400 (expired 10/2015)
Scanner: Epson V500 (scanned from negative)
Canon LTM 50mm ƒ/0.95 wide open at MFD 1m. Colors and contrast enhanced. No sharpening in bokeh areas.
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The enchanting Hallerforest in Belgium. This forest is famous for its sea of bluebells that blossom like 10 days each year.
Shot with a Manual 135mm Minolta lens + adapter.
facebook: Albert Dros Photography
If you go down to the woods today...
...A dawn outing to Savernake Forest with fellow photographers JRTurnerPhotography and Matt Franks Photography. I didn't quite get the shot I was looking for, this was the best of the bunch that I took. I plan to revisit Savernake Forest in a couple of weeks as the colours have just started to turn. I will plan my next visit slightly later in the morning, so the suns rays shine in from a higher angle too. Wish me luck...
‘Forest Bathing’ is inspired by the practice of spending time in nature for its healing powers. The image was created to coincide with Earth Day 2018. I’ve written a behind the scenes post about its creation at hayleyrobertsphoto.com/forest-bathing