Australian seascape and landscape photography

Ol’ Woody at Tenby Point

Ol’Woody is a popular mangrove tree at Tenby Point on Western Port Bay.
In this image the reflection in the water has been enhanced by smoothing the surface ripples using a 180 second exposure time made possible with dark ND filters.

The image below is available to purchase as a print here.

Jim Worrall, Western Port Bay

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One response

  1. Graham Stephen

    Splendid shot. Lovely sense of serenity.

    August 24, 2014 at 5:16 am

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