Today we walked the 8km track around the Banrock Station wetlands. Banrock makes lovely wines, and even more importantly, contributed to the ecology of the River Murray through the management of a magnificent wetland.
Just a few of the highlights from the day … the walk and the drive home through the ‘golden hour’.
Yesterday my friend and I joined a Loch Luna cruise on the River Murray at Kingston-on-Murray with Carl. Despite grey skies, I am pleased with a number of the images captured during this 3 hour exploration of the river.
Another trip out double exposing with my Holga. I know I am a little repetitive at the moment – at least I go to different settings each time – but I am part of a group putting up a plastic camera exhibition, and I want to nails some excellent ones before I go to Thailand if possible!
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Took my Holgas to Jetty Road, Brighton for more double exposing fun!!
I found a photographer with a gorgeous girl in a beautiful gown on the beach! Played with the Arch of Remembrance and doubled up the jetty and eateries along the way.
Yesterday, at the Crows game (which we won!!), I played with the iPhone 5 panorama function and the Panorama (TM) app.
Here’s the iPhone 5 effort – pretty extensive as you’ll see …
Here’s Panorama (TM) in action …
Unfortunately you’ll have to click on the icons to see the images – I can’t insert them in their wide glory.
My verdict? If you have an iPhone 5 – stick with it – despite it being a dismally wet day, it managed beautifully and provided a wider panorama shot. If you’re on an earlier iPhone or other smart phone without this function, this app is basic, but does the trick.
Catch you tomorrow?? Thanks for reading my review!
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