A hundred years of sunken ships in the river have not been recovered for many years, a good ecological environment led to the growth of oases in the boat, the sharp contrast became a scene of the city, causing countless photography enthusiasts to compete to shoot, this is SS Ayrfield Shipwreck, it is in Wentworth Point, Across the Parramatta River from Rhodes, it was a minute for a friend who lived in the North District of Sydney.
While it's a good weekend, I'll take a look at the spectacle:)
When it was not dark, there was a beautiful contrast of warm and cold colors in the sky, but the sunken ship in the foreground was slightly dimmed.
Instead of using a attenuator, this is a slow-gate effect made of dozens of stacks. (stack Photography practice)
At this point, I changed the lens to shoot, because the Hitech filter I use is a little reddish, so the sky is very beautiful purple, but there is still no good light source to brighten the shipwreck and the trees on the sunken ship, so the sunken ship as a whole appears dim.
It was darker, the city lights were on, and some people installed lights on this side of our shooting station, so the sunken ship was well lit, and the building in the background was even more prominent because of the lights. However, the right side of the shipwreck because of the dark side so slightly dim, after using the headlamp to make up the light, the light ratio balance, the picture appears more comfortable, if there is still a lack of beauty, is that the right side of the screen tree so that the entire picture is not very balanced.
Vertical composition, one more.
The site is very easy to reach. Search Google Maps for SS Ayrfield Shipwreck, where cars can be parked in a parking lot on Bennelong Pkwy and walk across the neighborhood to shoot by the water.
