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The Most Famous Chapel In Italy?
Cappella Madonna di Vitaleta, San Quirico d'Orcia, ItaliaFujifilm GFX100S, GF20-35mmF4 R WR, f4 @ 1/25 second, ISO 200 Last week, I wrote about photographing the gondolas of Venice and how it is hard, if not impossible, to create something new and exciting. But we should still take and enjoy our own photos. This image is also of a very popular location, but hopefully a little different. It is taken behind the most famous chapel in Italy - and I say it's the most famous because you are all...
Trade Secrets With Polar Bears
Polar bear hiding at Kraemerpynten, SvalbardFujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR, f2.2 @ 1/1900, ISO 160. Last night, I attended the Sydney premiere of Abraham Joffe's film Trade Secret which documents the plight of polar bears trying to survive in our human world. Abraham was the director of the Tales By Light photography series I featured in over a decade ago when we travelled to Antarctica together. Since then, he has become a highly regarded wildlife documentary director and...
Is This Venice's Opera House?
Gondolas at San Marco, VeniceFujifilm GFX100S, GF20-35mm, f8 @ 2 seconds, ISO 80. The headline for this newsletter is a little biased towards Australians. For more worldly readers, obviously this is not the Venetian opera house, rather a couple of dingies bobbing around in a Venetian canal. The reference is for Sydney's Opera House which is a subject every visitor photographs, and my rhetorical question queries whether these poor gondolas are photographed by every tourist in Venice. The...
