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Patterson's Curse bathed in the morning light, Hay, NSW
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Light Up Trails at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens is an annual festive light trail located in Romsey, Hampshire, England. The event features a trail through the gardens with various light installations, soundscapes, and projections.
The event for the 2025-2026 season is scheduled to run from Thursday, November 27, 2025, to Saturday, January 3, 2026. The trail is produced by the company Light Up Trails. It is described as a multi-award-winning festive event and is considered Hampshire's largest light trail. The trail often includes interactive elements like a musical piano walkway and a message wall. There are also food and drink options available, including street food, mulled wine, and hot chocolate.
Super Peak nights feature additional live entertainment such as fire jugglers and aerial artists. The trail is designed to be accessible, with a hard-standing path for most of the route. The trail typically takes around 45-60 minutes to walk through.
This was shot back in early December when I headed down to Pfeiffer Beach for my first attempt at the portal. This is the other light beam area of Pfeiffer Beach that is overshadowed by the popularity of the main portal. I had discovered this area on my first visit to Pfeiffer Beach over the summer. At first I had thought this area was the famous portal area until I turned my head and realized the true portal was sitting right in front of the open beach.
With time to kill prior to sunset I realized there was an intense beam shining through the opening here. I decided to give this place a shot at capturing the light beam here as well. After looking around I knew what I wanted: foreground rocks with water flowing down over them, intense light beam, and a glowing splash at the end of the tunnel. Yes, I wanted all three elements in my one shot. It took a while but I finally figured out what I exactly needed to get this shot. I needed a large wave followed by a small wave shortly and a time of calm after.
Luckily it was a high surf day and the waves kept coming and coming. The large waves would engulf the entire tunnel section and cover the light beam but would spew up significant mist and would create water flow over the foreground rocks. Right after a smaller wave arrived. It was not enough to interfere with the light beam but was enough to crash into the end of the tunnel and created a splash that glowed in the sunlight. I fired away and captured my ideal moment.
On a side note, I’m not completely sure if this light beam occurs all the time during sunset in the winter months. My buddy Aaron said this light beam did not exist this past weekend during low tide. Perhaps this beam only occurs during higher tides that produce enough mist for the beam.
Canon 5D Mark II
EF 24-70mm f/2.8L
(IMG3496)
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Rays, light and clouds, all make for a tricky but interesting exposure.
- Canon 50D.
- ISO 100, f8, 1/200, 170mm.
- Canon 70-200 f/4 L Lens
- Cokin p121 Medium Grad, (hand held)
Processing
- Saturation and Contrast in Photoshop 6.0 and Lightroom 2.2.
About Soft Light
Soft light refers to light that tends to "wrap" around objects, casting shadows with soft edges. The softness of the light depends mostly on the following two factors:
Distance: The closer the light source, the softer it becomes.
Size of light source: The larger the source, the softer it becomes.
The softness of a light source can also be determined by the angle between the illuminated object and the 'length' of the light source (the longest dimension that is perpendicular to the object being lit). The larger this angle is, the softer the light source.
The light was shunning on the mirror and it has created such a fascinating scene on the wall where red glass flower was placed in a blue glass vase.
Every person takes the limits of their own field of vision for the limits of the world..... (Arthur Schopenhauer)
early evening supper with friends overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Light in a room filled with light
For my partner in the pursuit of happiness
After taking in the displays in Kessingland church, I had a look round the graveyard.
It was mid afternoon & as it is winter the light was low and striking. I got a few striking shots wandering round and this was one of my favourites.
The last of the peaceful light over the Sugar Tongue on Whitehaven Marina.
Taken while on my Digital Photography for Serious Amateurs course, the subject is HDR.
Canon 1Ds mk3
Canon 16-35 f2.8L
3-Legged Thing Steve
Lee Small Stopper
Lee Circular Polariser
Model : Jérôme Lallemand
Lights : Sifu & Palateth
Light painting session with Tanou Tanou, Océane Bolette, Sifu, Auré Lie, Matt Pasqua, René Godefroid, Jérôme Lallemand, Corentin Lambert