This recent addition to Port Adelaide’s waterscape is actually a pair of bridges, one rail and one road. The two are unusual not only for being single leaf drawbridges but also for the history of how they came to have their current names, the Mary MacKillop and Tom ‘Diver’ Derrick Bridges respectively. Both were originally […]
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Pan is normally associated with green fields, mountains, wild places and the shepherd of flocks. The grey indistinct void, the ethereal light and the strange indistinct background artifacts somehow seem out of place. I am sure though Pan’s melody would beguile no matter where he was. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 851, Pan’s Melody’ 1/4000 f/3.2 […]
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So white, so clean, so empty. This concrete helix provides access to the various parking levels at the Adelaide Airport terminal. I like the fact that vertical traversal has been separated from the congested maneuvering of car parking space. Not that there is any mayhem this time of the morning. For now at least its […]
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Colour, colour, colour. I think that’s why I liked this so much. That and those big bug eyes! Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 849, Bug Eyed’ 1/6400s f/3.2 ISO100 200mm … more at http://wetshutter.com
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Just because you have control does no mean you are in control. What does it mean to be ‘in control’ anyway? Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 848, In Control’ 1/50s f/2.8 ISO3200 200mm
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