This page is intended to be an area where members can display there images and/or speciality.
Sydney Vivid 2016
Night photography has it's own artform and David took this years Sydney Vivid celebrations to hone in his skills.
Vivid Light transforms Sydney into a wonderland of 'light art' sculptures, innovative light installations and grand-scale projections for all to enjoy.
David captured this years lightshow projected onto the Sydney Opera House.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of David Woolcock who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Infrared Photography
While photography is the art of capturing light, IR photography on the other hand is the art of capturing invisible light.
All that is required is a DSLR camera and a IR-filter, or a dedicated IR camera modified by removing the filter that stops
infrared and ultraviolet light from striking the camera's sensor and replaced by one designed to only allow infrared light to pass through.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of David Willis who holds and maintains the copyright.
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HDR Photography
High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography is an advanced set of photography techniques that use the image's dynamic range in exposures.
HDR Photography allows photographers to capture a greater range of tonal detail than any camera could capture through a single photo.
It involves taken 3 or 5 photos at different exposures.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of David Willis who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Malcolm's Travelogue
Malcolm is one of our respected Mentors and is a renowned photographer within the club. His photography and the travel photos he produces are something to be seen. We are lucky to have a selection of some of his photos in this gallery. Enjoy!
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Malcolm Godde who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Astrophotography
Astrophotography is a specialized type of photography that entails recording images of astronomical objects and large areas of the night sky. With only a few exceptions, astronomical photography employs long exposures, involving the amount of light hitting the sensor. Urban areas produce light pollution so it is best to seek out remote locations to allow long exposures without the sensor of the camera being swamped with stray light. Mark although being reasonably new to this photographic form has already produced stunning photographs, some of which are displayed in his gallery.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Mark Slater who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Creative Images
A definition of creative photography is an extension of conventional photography into creative art.
Its purpose is to stimulate creative thoughts and encourage experimentation with new ideas going beyond a simple photograph.
There should be a significant photographic content, and inclusion of mixed media of any kind (photocopy, paint, transfer, digital etc).(i>Source: ncp.org.au).
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Helen Bishop who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Wildlife Photography
David has been photographing birds for some years now and has turned it into a speciality; here are some of his examples
which demonstrate how far he has advanced.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of David Woolcock who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Water Drop Photography
Water droplet photography is very easy to get started with, and you can get as complex as you want. There are three tricks to making beautiful pictures: Light placement, timing and flash duration.
Starting is fairly easy; you need nothing more than a camera and a way to make drops. As with any subject and the equipment you are using, you can aquire more advanced equipment and take it to the next level. David has done that and here is some sample images.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of David Woolcock who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Jan's "Paatsch"
Considered by many to be the Clubs leading female photographer, Jan has a certain skill in determining what elements combine to
make an appealing image. Here is a collection of some of her award winning entries.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Jan Paatsch who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Close-Up Photography
Close up photography, or macro photography as it's technically known, is a way of seeing your subject from a totally new viewpoint which can take on a whole new fascinating look.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Debbie Shepherd who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Monochrome Photography
In photography, monochrome is the capture of only shades of black and white, or by post-processing a colour image to present only the perceived brightness by combining the values of multiple channels (usually red, blue, and green).
With the absence of colour, it challengers the photographer's artistic expression in creating the final monochromatic image.
Vicki is one such photographer who has the eye for composition and artistic expression and is able to produce stunning photographs
with the absent of colour.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Vicki Crichton who holds and maintains the copyright.
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Bird Photography
Neville has been interested in birds all of his life and is a member of the Friends of Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park and Birdlife Australia. Photographing birds requires persistence to locate them and then stealth to get close enough to get good quality photographs. Gaining the trust of birds is an art and one never stops learning. It is a great source of pleasure to see Australia's wonderful birdlife through the lens and be able to share the photographs with others. Neville is one such photographer, as his Gallery testifies.
These images are supplied by the courtesy of Neville Bartlett who holds and maintains the copyright.
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'Out of the Square' Photography
John is renown in our Club for his 'out of the box' composition in his images. Many of the images are simplistic in their approach which attracts the viewer's attention. For a given photograph, John will tend to come up with the more "creative" solution, he is not afraid to change it up occasionally, doing things which could be said is beyond the guide lines of photography
These images are supplied by the courtesy of John Organ who holds and maintains the copyright.
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