Last night I had my last night shift for four days, so I decided to stay up this morning. I got home from work at 3:30am, and slept until mid-afternoon the previous day anyway, so it's not actually
too much of a stretch to just stay up today, and then go to bed at a reasonable time tonight for a good sleep on a more normal schedule. It's just like "fixing" jetlag really.
So I decided to kill a few hours of the early morning by going out for a little photo walk, at 5:30am. It was a damp and drizzly morning, which I thought could work quite well. Melbourne first light cityscapes with glistening wet roads and such.
Some shots turned out quite well, but I'm finding that they're turning out a bit darker post-processing (into JPEGs) than they seem like they should be when I look at them in RAW format. Not sure why that is. Next time I go out for night photography, I'll maybe try to take what I think are slightly
overexposed shots, and see what happens then.
Anyway, here are a few of the best shots of the walk.
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Reflection Of Crown In Sandridge Bridge Puddles |
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City From Sandridge Bridge |
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Light Polluted Clouds |
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First Light At Southbank Landing |
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First Light Over Ponyfish Island |
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First Light Over Ponyfish Island II |
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