Graham Leggate

Below is a photograph of the sails on the Sydney Opera House. I thought the angle was a little different to the normal.

Below is a photography taken on the same night as my other photograph and the one of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, however taken a little later in the night.

Not sure if it really needs an introduction, but here’s one anyway. The Sydney Opera House, taken on the same night as the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

I was in Sydney last week, and I have been to Sydney many time in the past, and for some reason I have never been in tourist mode and toured around to take a look. I made some time on night during the week to pop down to Circular Quay and take some photo’s. I think next time I head to Sydney I will make some more time to do some more photography.

Yesterday I went along to a photo walk organised by Colby Brown and Paul Pichugin which trekked around Fremantle. The event was sponsored by +Google Australia , Tourism Australia, Wacom AU, F-Stop, +Induro , +SmugMug, Custom SLR, and Goal Zero. There was a really strong turn out in the local community with over 100 people participating. Anyway, below are some of my photo’s from the walk, you can see more on the official Google+ Event Page.

Below are some fun portraits of my son James. At the bottom of the post I have included some details on the shoot.

Equipment for the shoot consisted of:

• Nikon D4 and a Pocket Wizard Mini-TT1 and AC3 Controller
• Nikon 24-70 f/2.8
• Nikon SB-910 connected to a Pocket Wizard FlexTT5 in a Lastolite SoftBox
• Nikon SB-900 connected to a Pocket Wizard FlexTT5 befind a Westcott Brolly
• Nikon SB80DX with a grid running in slave mode
• Grey Muslin backdrop
• A stool
• James, my fantastic model

Back from holiday, and back into the work for 2013. Should be an interesting year ahead, looking forward to some new challenges. We spent a couple of weeks in Nusa Dua at the Westin Resort. I highly recommend the Westin, very friendly, great service and loved staying there.

I hope you all have a Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year.

Another simple portrait, but this time it’s of James. He’s 3, and doesn’t sit still for very long. Just love his expression in this photo, he can be so cute… when he wants to be

Nikon D4, 24-70 f/2.8, SB910 in a Softbox

Another sunset taken at North Beach. This is a HDR, consisting of several images. Processed in Nik Software’s HDR Efex Pro 2.

Nikon D4, 24-70 F/2.8, 7 Image HDR