I was a bit bummed at not being able to go on a photowalk with two of my photographer friends this morning. We are in the process of packing up the house and moving again and there is so much to get done in three weeks.
I thought I’d reprocess a picture I’d taken on a previous photowalk as a bit of fun in learning the ins and outs of Photoshop CS5. This photo was taken up North near Heathcote. The road ran in long arching loops between the hills and nearly every turn involved scenes like this one. I reckon I’d like to own a piece of land up there along that road sometime in the future, for no other reason than I could sit and take pictures during that last golden hour before the setting of the sun.
It was also on this trip, shooting beside an accomplished photographer, where I realised just how differently two people can see the same scene. Rob and I were shooting side by side for a lot of the time and afterwards, when we’d pooled our photos together, we saw two very different interpretations of the subject matter.
Once we’re settled again I plan on hitting the road on the weekends with the aim of choosing a directions and following the light until it runs out.
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