A few weeks ago, I took a Friday off to have a long weekend in Melbourne. It was an awesome weekend of eating and catching up with old friends. Food photography was actually one of the genres I got into when I first picked up a DSLR many many years ago. Melbourne is well known for it’s food and drink culture. So I was not short on opportunities to take photographs of food! In this blog post, I’m sharing some of my favourite photos from my weekend in Melbourne. All my photos were taking with the nimble Fujifilm X-T10 and the 27mm f2.8 pancake lens.
Shooting Sunset Colours at South Perth Foreshore
Visiting Gnomesville, Ferguson Valley
Gnomesvilles is located down south in Ferguson Valley. We paid it a visit a couple of weekends ago when we were down in Donnybrook for the weekend. It’s an unusual little place which became affectionately known as Gnomesville. There are literally thousands of gnomes of varying sizes.
Discovering the Margaret River Region
Margaret River region is a popular place to escape for the weekend. For those who know how large the state of Western Australia is, you’ll understanding that the 3 hour drop down south is a short trip! A weekend away in the region usually consist of good food and wine, and hiking or beaching. You really feel like you’ve left the hustle and bustle of the city behind.
Luna Park at dusk, Sydney
These are some of my favourite photos from my trip to Sydney last year. It was dusk when we were exploring Luna Park. The light was fading out from the sky as the sun set over the horizon. It made for great photography to have this backdrop behind the bright lights of Luna Park. Photos were taken with the fujifilm X-T10 and the all round zoom the fujinon 18-55mm F/2.8-4.
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