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Light painting Perth's DNA Tower. When looking around for places to photograph in Perth whilst at a conference, I came across the DNA Tower in Kings Park. Deciding it needed some light painting treatment, I brought along my LED Lenser P7QC and a diffuser.
After a couple of test runs, 4 takes to get the exposure right, and a few mozzie bites, I worked out I had climbed up or down 1212 steps. Not surprisingly my legs were a bit sore the next day!
On reflection, I should have done a bit more light painting around the base of the tower, but as Perth is a 8000km round trip from Brisbane, I doubt I'll be back for another attempt for a while.
Lighting: Ledlenser P7QC with diffuser and red (up) and green (down) followed by a white wash of the structure for 30secs.
Post processed from RAW in Adobe Lightroom 6.
Date : 21st April 2016
Time : 5:30am
Location : Gooseberry Hill : 31.9414°S 116.0479°E
Camera : Nikon D750
Lens : Sigma 150-600mm f5-6.3 C lens + Sigma TC-2001 Teleconverter
Distance from the camera to Perth city : 18km
Everything was lined up perfectly. Just the right amount of cloud cover. The moon mildly illuminating the Perth CBD... and then the wind picked up.
I was planning for a 1200mm shot of the moon behind the city but the conditions quickly became unfavourable. Zooming out the 750mm, I managed to salvage the mornings' shoot.
Although it's 6 months old, and I've taken a few more similar shots since, this remains one of my favourite photographs of Perth city.
This view of the cityscape was taken from the South Perth foreshore on Australia Day 2015, not long after the firework display had ended.
I'd only had my Fuji X-A1 for about 4 weeks, and as I recall, this was the first time I started to experiment with different shutter speeds and settings.
The night time view of the city is always striking to behold. On this particular occasion the weather was perfect and the water calm and still. I love the glassy smooth surface of the water, and the reflections of the city lights on the Swan River.
Perth and the River Tay at dawn as mist and fog rolls in.
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Perth and Smeaton's Bridge across the River Tay at sunset.
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Perth City Colours - Sunrise
Sunrise over Perth city - Western Australia .
Had to run out to the airport early this morning , on the way home decided to take the drone out to get some morning sunrise photos of Perth city . Lucky enough I got a spectacular sunrise .
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Perth is the capital city of Western Australia. It is the fourth most populous city in Australia, with a population of over 2.3 million within Greater Perth as of 2023. It is part of the South West Land Division of Western Australia, with most of Perth's metropolitan area on the Swan Coastal Plain between the Indian Ocean and the Darling Scarp. The city has expanded outward from the original British settlements on the Swan River, upon which its central business district and port of Fremantle are situated.
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Perth city from South Perth over the Swan River, again!
Can't help myself, this is the view from where I stay in Perth, it just screams, photograph me. I love the rainbow colour effects in the water during the blue hour. This is more like the typical Postcard shot of Perth.