This atrium of stairs in Adelaide University’s Ingkarni Wardli building is an open invitation to explore. Either exploring up or down I still wondered which way? In the end I had to leave this Escherian space and take the elevator. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Which Way?’ 1/2s f/16 ISO800 15mm
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We’ll thanks to the heavy cloud last night we missed the conjunction of Jupiter and Venus on the western horizon. It certainly would not have been a celestial spectacle. Just a curious thing to see and have talked about seeing. Tonight however the sky was clear and I wondered if it would be possible to […]
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In Leigh Street there is a building with windows covered in these strange tubular cylinders like some crystalline lattice suspended in a void. Step back a little and this strange feature transforms into a gracious old stone building; the State Records Building of South Australia. I just like the tubes. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Tubular’ 1/50s […]
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‘Air Time’ might seem an odd name for this image but it seemed appropriate as I come up for ,air so to speak, from my underwater images. We are fortunate here in having the diversity of weather which helps in creating dramatic images. Sunsets are obvious of course but when ever there is heavy but […]
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Bright neon signage. A deep blue starless sky. Reds, greens and golden masonry. No lights on. The Stamford Grand Hotel in Glenelg almost looks abandoned but is really jumping at ground level. Just goes to show a picture can hide as well as it can reveal. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘The Stamford Grand’, 1/50s f/4 ISO1600 […]
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