Posts Tagged ‘ Tim Wrate Photography ’

Velvia Juiciness

Film: First Impressions In my previous post I documented the rationale and motivation of why I wanted to switch to film, well after using film for a couple of weeks what are my first impressions? I have to admit, there aren’t many words that can describe the feeling at looking at a good transparency on a light [ READ MORE ]

Why film..?

I have always been enthralled by the intrinsic paradox of the natural world; it’s ability to remain timeless in the face of relentless change. Very few mediums give us the ability to explore this premise like photography does.  The literal meaning of the word photography is ‘writing with light’, amalgamating the ancient greek words of [ READ MORE ]

Sugarloaf in Black and White

I’ve tried to try my hand at something a little different with this black and white version of my previously posted image of Sugarloaf Rock in Western Australia. I wanted to place emphasis on the contrast of textures and tones in this image by applying the black and white layer. I’d love to hear your thoughts [ READ MORE ]

Cape Naturaliste

It’s a wild and wet day here in Perth, so I thought I’d spend the morning processing a couple of shot from my trip down to the South West. I based myself out of a town called Dunsborough, which is north of Margaret River on the Geographe Bay side of Cape Naturaliste. Beautiful spot, I [ READ MORE ]

Epson International Pano Awards Results

Last week I was lucky enough to find out that my image of Hopetoun Falls in the Otway National Park in Victoria was judged 9th in the Amateur Nature category of the Epson International Pano Awards. This was the inaugural year of the competition with over 2,740 photographs from 940 photographers in 78 countries. I was extremely happy to find [ READ MORE ]

Old shot, new lease of life!

Rainy day here in Sydney today, so I’ve been trawling through my archives f0r a picture to give a new lease of life to. The day I took this shot, I went down to Freshie with my mate Chris and he patiently knocked off a six pack while I screwed around with my camera. What [ READ MORE ]

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