If you are into the sea air, a gorgeous sunset, a box of fishing tackle and being with friends you could do a lot worse than spending Friday night at the end of Henley Beach Jetty. I watched these merry makers for a short while as the sun descended beyond a watery horizon. While I […]
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I’d say countless picks have scoured this patch of alluvial overburden near Echunga in the Adelaide Hills looking for some little morsel of shiny yellow missed by the old timers more than a century ago. This pick’s most useful feature is as a prop for the camera as I explore, scratch around a little and […]
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Which way is up, down, left or right? Well that depends on your … Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 954, Lost Perspective’ 10s f/14 ISO200 15mm
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The sun has long set but high above the ice lights up like fire as sunset is cheated for a few minutes more. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 953, Contraility’ 1/100s f/4 ISO320 200mm
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Watching the sun setting on a clear seaside horizon is like watching paint dry. Nothing seems to happen and then all of the sudden it’s gone. Watching the sun set through the rigging of sailboats is a completely different experience as the sun slices its way through spars, masts and cables. A far more dramatic […]
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