This image is unashamedly inspired by recent black and white work of local Adelaide photographer Tony Kearney (please checkout his work). This time there was no studio or planned props (pun unintended). No control over the light or positioning of the subject. No imagined runway to land on. I just looked and happened to notice […]
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The birds however look out of place, too calm, too gentle and I am brought back to the Earth’s oceans again. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 836, Lava Birds’, 1/200s f11 ISO1000 400mm
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I have always been fascinated by Port Adelaide’s Birkenhead Bridge. The idea that a bridge can decide to not be a bridge anymore, open up to let tall ships through and then transform back into a bridge again seemed to me to be a marvel of engineering. To be fair I was only a child […]
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Who is this mysterious merwoman who adorns ‘The One And All’ as her figurehead? I have search high and low for her name but alas I am left none the wiser. In all the texts I have found she is simply referred to as ‘the figurehead’. I even found one reference to the artist who […]
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Even in the murkiest of conditions the spell of the Leafy Sea Dragon completely dissipates the gloom leaving us to marvel in wonder. All the effort, the preparation of the gear, the long drive, the poor visibility, the current and the strong surge seem just a distant memory down here. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 833, […]
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