This picture was made whilst on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla:
It is amongst series of rocks that mark the end of Dep's Beach.
Made on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla:
It was low tide so access to these distorted granite rock forms was possible.
A scoping study made on a poodlewalk with Maleko:
The next step is film camera--Linhof Technika 70--- a tripod and Kodak Portra film.
This was made near Petrel Cove whilst on a poodlewalk.
Made on an afternoon poodlewalk with Kayla and Maleko:
This picture is from another go in this experimental series:
It is from a different location along the coast than the location for the earlier sea abstract. It is much safer from the force of the frequent rogue waves.
This abstraction was made on a recent poodlewalk along the coast of the southern Fleurieu Peninsula, just west of Dep's Beach
I was scoping for a film shoot. This one is accessible at low tide and I am able to use a tripod.
This was made on a poodlewalk yesterday with Heather Petty, and Kayla and Maleko:
Heather, who is a Nikon DSLR photographer, had a new Sony premium compact camera with her, which she was trying out before she started to use it for her underwater photography. It was a Sony Cyber-shot DSC RX100V --with a fixed lens I think. It is compact in the sense that Heather could put the camera in her pocket.
The Sony DSC RX100V's point and shoot characteristic makes it ideal for underwater photography.