There’s a certain time of the evening; long enough after sunset for the twinkle of street lights and and transmission towers; not yet late enough for the first stars to appear. A time when silhouettes are backed by the fading blue hues of the day tinged with green, orange and grey. Welcome to the twilight […]
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I love what I do in the corporate world, expressing my creativity with solutions to problems painted in ones and zeros and control structures and and arcane languages. I love what I do in my visual world painting with light and tones which I have gathered as images from my local environment. I am lucky […]
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A moment later I was wet, my camera was wet and my evening on the beach was over. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Salty Bathtime’ 1s f/20 ISO100 15mm
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I truly am a big fan of black and white images but there is something in the subtleties of colour tones that keep pulling me back from colour oblivion. Maybe I am just not really ready to fully embrace non-colour. The colours really were vivid but this time I saw a different sunset. Photo: Robert […]
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This is the first image I have made of Port Adelaide’s historic Hart’s Mill. For a long time now I’ve been put off by all the restoration hardware surrounding the building structure. I finally found an angle from which it does not matter! Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Reflections of Harts Mill’, 30s f/7.1 ISO640 85mm
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