Australian Photography

IMAGE DOCTOR

THIS MONTH’S WINNER

DITCHING THE DISTRACTIONS

“I captured this image of the Wheel of Brisbane after meeting a friend for lunch in Southbank, Brisbane. The sun broke through the clouds at the right moment on that overcast day and I wanted to show the Wheel’s scale. I found zooming in worked better at capturing the size of the Ferris wheel instead of as a whole with a wide angle, but I’m unsure if this was the right decision. I would love some feedback on this shot!”

Hi Etienne, and thanks for sending in this image; we don’t often get to see images shot on film anymore! You mentioned that you zoomed in rather than shooting wide to get the whole wheel in the picture, and personally I

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Australian Photography

Australian Photography5 min read
Image Doctor
“I shot this image while wandering around Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, Tokyo. Three ladies in traditional kimono were being photographed and I joined in. The light was being diffused through the open parasol, and her bowing head added to the coyness.
Australian Photography2 min read
The Connection
In the quiet stillness of 4am, I found myself lying awake, perched at 1,446 metres in Tasmania, contemplating how the relentless onslaught of three days of rain and storms had set our team back. My body, worn from consecutive projects leading up to t
Australian Photography2 min read
Introducing Capa
Photography is a powerful medium for expression. It allows us to capture moments, evoke emotions, and tell stories that words often fail to convey. Recognising the immense power of conceptual art photography, the CAPA - Conceptual Art Portfolio Award

Related