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Rare View Photography

Rare View Photography

Rare View provides Photographic Training and experiences through workshops and tours. I also create Time Lapse videos for production and advertising companies.

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4 days ago

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5 days ago

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6 days ago

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Another from my City Walk.Floating bowl chimes. As the water pushes them around, they bump into each other and ring like a chime. Very soothing 😌 ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

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Due to a temporary change at work for the last few months, I've spent half my life working in the city. I've learnt a whole new hatred of public transport and for those who do it every day, I commend your patience and tolerance. In theory, my last day doing this was on Wednesday 2/10 and I finished early. With a few hours free and with camera in hand I visited some of the intriguing places I have been passing in the tram. This is the first of a few over the next few posts. I choose to do mostly B&W, it just seemed to work better for the scene.📷️Sony Alpha 7Rm5👀Sony 24-70GM2⏱️ 1/500 secs🔘 F 4.5🎞️ISO 100 ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

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A few photos of the family and the city. Why this random group of images? Because I took them using my restored 1933 Zeiss Ikon medium format film camera! I picked it up at an auction about 2 years ago purely as a shelf ornament but about a month ago decided to clean and lubricate it and see if it works. Well, it does. Fantastically well in fact. Great clear images despite being 100% manual. And I seriously mean manual. Needs a light meter to set exposure, I literally have to pace out the distance to my subject to set focus, no in camera indication. The downside is every time I flick the tiny shutter it costs $7 and there are only 8 photos per roll of film. But it does force me to really think through each shot and it feels very special to use a camera that is 90 years old. ... See MoreSee Less

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Seems to be a week for competition results. Didn't do as well this time but given panorama's are not my specialty, no great surprise. Managed to score a bronze for this fellow so still happy 😊. Lake Tekapo, New Zealand. ... See MoreSee Less

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