A bottlebrush at the Port. Adelaide, South Australia.
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A bottlebrush at the Port. Adelaide, South Australia.
No parking. Adelaide CBD. Pentax 67 + 105mm / Fuji Pro 400H
Where to? Mamiya 645 + 80mm. Kodak Portra 800.
Amanda. Shot on a Mamiya 645 + 150mm. Cinestill 800T.
Rebecca. Mamiya 645 + 80mm f/1.9 + Cinestill 800T.
Shipping containers, Port Adelaide. Mamiya 645 + Kodak Portra 160.
dude your content is amazing! love that short of the walking bridge near naracoorte and penola! keep it up homie
Oh thanks man! Much appreciated. Cheers for reaching out. Find me on Insta at lyntography if you like :)
Ghostly. Digital - Fujifilm XT-2 + 23mm f/1.4
Yellow Poles. Mamiya 645 + Kodak Porta 160.
Mamiya 645 + Kodak Portra 160.
“Science Fiction”. Adelaide CBD on a cold night. Digital - Fujifilm X-T2 + 23mm.
“Watcher”. Getting scoped out by a sneaky black cat.
“On the Way”. Taken when headed down to the southeast to Kingston for a funeral.
“Peek”. Iso got my night time photography juices flowing. Weird vibes out there late at night; safer, but that COVID tension is still present.
“Moonrise”. The rising moon, in Loxton, South Australia.
“The Watcher”. A starry Christmas night up at Loxton, on the River Murray.
“Dust Storm”. Near Port Pirie, on a very windy day.