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I used a 8 x ND filter with three exposures to capture this , to the lower right is a fellow the walk down under melbourne photographer even though he knelt and took a shot all you can see is a wisp of colour where he was .
Hair slicked back and in his suit, this man was trying to entice customers to eat at one of the restaurants along Hardware lane.
Photo taken at the google+ Melbourne Photowalk "WalkDownunder Revisited" event
A big thanks to all involved in The Walk Down Under My wife Tammi Faithfull and I were running a little late for the start of the Melbourne walk but I still had to capture the bright green lights in the tree's with the early morning traffic .
I saw this pretty lady and motioned for a photo. She told me that it'd look lovely once she'd had her stall all set up and it'll make for a great photo. But no, it was her that I was interested in, and she then agreed. She said she didn't know how to do any poses or anything, so I told her to keep doing what she was before, but you can tell the camera's presence has bought a smile to her face
Photo taken in the Royal Arcade at the google+ Melbourne Photowalk "WalkDownunder Revisited" event
Some of the images shot during The Walk Downunder.
If you are in Darwin and would like to join us for our next walk, please visit Darwin Photo Walks on Google+.
*AUSTRALIAN NATIONWIDE PHOTO WALK ON SATURDAY 31ST MARCH 2012 #thewalkdownunder *
Join us to be part of the first nationwide photo walk held anywhere in the world! We're almost at 300 confirmed Google+ photographers already.
Sign-up here to register - do it now, just over a fortnight until the walk.
Calling ALL Australian photographers. At 7am (AEDT) we're kicking off the 2nd official Google+ photo walk in each capital city, as well as many regional cities across Australia. Photo walk leaders have been arranged for most locations, including in Darwin.
Remember to follow the walk via the hashtag #TheWalkDownunder.
The Walk Down Under Before we headed off to shoot Melbourne . On a personal note , many years ago I was part of the pump crew that poured the concrete walls that hold this place above the trains . At one stage the government or whatever was just going to plant grass , i think it would have been better as a huge lawn :)