When the sun sits right on the horizon and the sky is full of grey cloud the colours and tones are so surreal as to almost be alien. Here the shadows do not just creep but are hurled into the distance and the sharpness of light against dark is palpable. In less than 60 seconds […]
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Perhaps not as these instruments are made of stainless steel, not brass and do nothing other than blow hot and cold air! Still it’s easy to imagine some momentous fanfare bellowing from their gaping bells. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 870, The Four Trumpeteers’ 8s f/11 ISO400 150mm
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No matter the fact that I have not consumed a beer or two. No matter that fact that I am respecting the speed limit. No matter that fact that my car is in good order. I still feel uncomfortable pulling into a police testing station. There really is nowhere to hide! Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day […]
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Another weekend, another sunset, another day over. No matter how often I watch the sun set into the west I never tire of the scene unfolded. The colours are always different, the tide is always different, the clouds are always different, the sea is always different, the beach is always different, the people are always […]
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I first noticed these didgeridoo like sculptures opposite the Adelaide Police Barracks on Port Road about 12 months ago. During the day they are almost invisible to passing traffic but at night with their internal lighting they are both striking and poignant. Capturing them has been on my to-do list ever since. I have tried […]
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