Interesting places in Adelaide:

Charles Sturt		Victoria Square
Port Adelaide River		North Adelaide
Wayville Pavilion		Park 12 Peace Park
Saint Marks College		Glenelg and Jetty Road Shopping District
AAMI Stadium		St Peter s Cathedral
Park 26 - Elder Park		Museum of South Australia
Adelaide Town Hall		Art Gallery of South Australia
Henley Jetty		Park 13 - Rundle Park / Kadlitpinna
Urrbrae Agricultural High School		Unley High Scool
Unley High School		University Footbridge
christian brothers college adelaide (CBC)		Norwood Oval (The Parade)
Bowden Rail Station		Adelaide oval
Himeji Garden

Adelaide is the capital and most populous city of the Australian state of South Australia, and is the fifth largest city in Australia, with a population of over 1.1 million.^ It is a coastal city beside the Southern Ocean, and is situated on the Adelaide Plains, north of the Fleurieu Peninsula, between the Gulf St. Vincent and the low-lying Mount Lofty Ranges. It is roughly a linear city: it is 20 km from the coast to the foothills, but it stretches 90 km from Gawler at its northern extent to Sellicks Beach in the south.

• Historic beachside suburb of Glenelg offering a jetty, the 'Grand' (a quality hotel) and many restaurants and cafes. Catch one of the historic trams from Victoria square Adelaide.
• Montefiore Hill in North Adelaide (provides a spectacular view of the city, especially at night)
• , including the Mt Lofty Summit which provides spectacular views of the Adelaide plains, Adelaide metropolitan area, Adelaide CBD, Glenelg and surrounding areas. There is a restaurant at the Mt. Lofty summit, which is moderately priced and there is a souvenir shop which also offers tourist information. The summit cannot be accessed by vehicle between late evening and early morning hours.

Other lookouts include Windy Point along Belair Road, and Skye at the end of Kensington Road.

• German settlement, a short drive up the freeway, attractions include a small chocolate factory, the Beerenberg Strawberry Farm (where you can pick your own strawberries for very reasonable prices!) parks with barbeque facilities and a playground plus many small stores selling all manner of products.
• Walking North Terrace will take you past the Casino (Railway Station below), Parliament House, Government House, the State Library, Museum, Art Gallery (free entry), Adelaide University, University of South Australia, Royal Adelaide Hospital, the Botanic Gardens. A worthwhile trek!
• Catch an bus out to the North East suburban shopping centre of Tea Tree Plaza. The O-Bahn is a 12Km long guided bus way, where special street buses run on guided tracks at up to 100Kmh and uses the unified metroticket system mentioned above.
• During mid-March, the Clipsal 500 supercar racing event is very popular, sporting massive street parties, huge concert line-ups and many fanatic Adelaidians.
• During late Feb-March, the Adelaide Fringe Festival (second largest of its type in the world) and Festival of Arts bring the city alive with music, arts, dance and culture from all over the world. Both are large and very popular events visited by people from all over the world. WOMAD (World of Music Arts and Dance) is another hugely popular music festival now held every year in March. People come from all over Australia and overseas to be at this very special event. Adelaide at its very best.
• Lazy walks along white sandy beaches.
• Picturesque Victor Harbor and Granite Island, just an hour or so drive south of Adelaide. Granite Island is one of the few places you can see Fairy Penguins in their natural habitat.
• The stunning Flinders Ranges begin just one and a half hours north of Adelaide
• Whispering wall at the Barossa Reservoir.
• Conservation parks such as Cleland and , cleveland is a good stop on the way down from Mt. Lofty the park offers gas BBQ facilities (Entry fees apply).

Museums and Galleries

• Art Gallery of South Australia is located on North Terrace, Adelaide , 8 8207 7000. Open everyday 10am to 5pm, except Christmas Day.
• South Australian Museum is located on North Terrace, Adelaide . Open everyday 10am to 5pm, except Good Friday and Christmas Day.
• Port Adelaide Maritime Museum
• Port Adelaide Lighthouse
• Port Adelaide SA Train Museum
• Glenelg Museum & historic tram
• Gawler Museum, via Gawler train line

National parks

• Belair National Park is a national park of 835 ha, located 11KM south of Adelaide City. Due to it's history as a "Recreation Park" it has many good trails for bushwalking, as well as tennis courts and grassed areas available for hire, and a good adventure playground for children. Old Government House, the colony's first official Vice-regal summer residence, is located within the park. A vehicle entry fee applies to cars entering the park, or else it's western parts can be accessed from the Belair line train, a 35 minute journey from Adelaide city. The park gates are open daily from 8am to sunset, everyday except Christmas Day.

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Mortlock Library, 3rd Level - HDR
Made by Dale Allman
Taken in the Mortlock building, 3rd level, which is part of the State Library of South Australia on North Terrace, Adelaide. Had to ask at the information desk to get up there as it's not open to the public. Standard 3 shot exposure, then blended in Photomatix and a bit of USM in Photoshop. Enjoy - Canon 5D Mark2. - ISO 100, f11, 30 sec, 20mm. - Canon 17-40 f/4 L. - Tripod About Mortlock Library The Mortlock Wing was opened on 18 December 1884 as a Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery for the colony of South Australia with 23,000 books and a staff of three. Construction of the building took over 18 years to complete after the initial foundations were laid in 1866. The foundation stone was laid on 7 November 1879 by Sir William Jervois and the building was constructed by Brown and Thompson at a total cost of £43,897. The building is French Renaissance in style with a mansard roof. The walls are constructed of brick with Sydney freestone facings with decorations in the darker shade of Manoora stone. The interior has two galleries, the first supported by masonry columns, and the second by cast iron brackets. The balconies feature wrought iron balustrading ornamented with gold while the glass-domed roof allows the chamber to be lit with natural light. Two of the original gas sunburner lamps survive in the office space located on the second floor at the southern end. Restoration of the building occurred in 1985 as a Jubilee 150 project by Danvers Architects, consultant architect to the South Australian Department of Housing and Construction. The $1.5 million project was jointly funded by the government and the community. In honour of a substantial bequest from John Andrew Tennant Mortlock, the Libraries Board of South Australia resolved that a percentage of the South Australiana Collections would be housed in the wing and named the Mortlock Library of South Australiana in 1986.


Leroy the Little Red Robot - An Introduction
Made by biskitboy
One night recently I was out searching for the Ball of Light [http://www.flickr.com/photos/biskitboy/sets/72157622454865956/]. The Ball of Light had disappeared and I saw a small red flash out of the corner of my eye. When I looked back I noticed there was a little red robot! I couldn't believe my eyes. How on earth does a little red robot come from a Ball of Light. Now the little red robot started squeaking and bleeping and making all sorts of odd noises. But it seemed to notice that I was looking at it with a blank look of wonder, yet complete confusion. Next thing I knew there was a sharp pain in my ear, and I could understand what it was saying!!! It said hello earthling, my name is Leroy. Bloody hell! my name is Leroy, who are you?, so I filled him in quick smart! I am here on your planet as an observer (in a rather robotic voice), it is said that earthlings are not quite right. It is said that you treat your planet and things on it in the wrong way, that you do not treat others right. I must report back to my home planet on these matters, and you must document this for my leaders! What the hell, I don't have time for this carry on. So I told the little robot, Leroy, that I could not do it. you do not seem to understand earthling. I may look very little, red and cute, but if you do not do as I say your life will never be the same again. I have robot powers beyond your imagination, and you do not want to test me! So begins the adventures of Leroy the little red robot. It seems I have a new job, as if I didn't have enough on my plate with the Ball of Light! So it seems I have to help Leroy find the bad things he talks about, but I hope I can show him some wonderful things at the same time. I hope you will support me by following the adventures of Leroy the Little Red Robot.


Seaweed Congregation :: HDR + 0.6 ND Pro Lee Filter :: Vertorama
Made by Artie | Photography :: No need 2 comment :)
Crap title I admit :P ! & also gotta admit that this is definitely not the ideal filter to use at that time but that's pretty much all i've then while chasing a quick sunset. really tricky to find a good foreground too when the beach has nothing but just bloody endless of seaweeds. well, less can be good.. at least it does make me work harder & smarter with what was presented to me :) anyway time to have a good rest for the nite as my head feels rather swell now (i'm referring to the big head btw lol!) Pls comment only if you wish as I'm still 50% miserable & unwell to do a full blown catch up :) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About The Sunset at Glenelg, South Australia The Shot Standard 3 exposure shots (-2..0..+2 EV) for sky in RAW with tripod Standard 1 exposure shot (0 EV) for the foreground in RAW with tripod Camera :: Canon 5D Mark II Lens :: Canon EF 17-40mm F/4L USM Photomatix - Tonemapped generated HDR using Photoshop - Added 2 layer mask effect of 'curves' for foreground & sky contrast - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'level' to slightly lighten the background - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'photo filter' (magneta) to enhance the pinksh sky - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturations' (reds) to tone down the seaweeds - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturations' (yellows) to tone down the sunset Music Tommy Page - I'll Be Your Everything -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Country Living @ My Doorstep :)) :: HDR
Made by Artie | Photography :: No need 2 comment :)
Yeah I found a new photography spot yesterday! What made it exciting was its just less than 5 mins walk from my home in North Adelaide. My friend told me that I gotta go for a walk with my cam immediately even tho i felt like crap with still a bit of flu & fever hanging around. Anyway there were exceptionally more horses on the field yesterday and definitely a worth 5 mins stroll since it was such a beautiful & sunny day of 22 degree c considering we are pretty much right in the middle of a winter! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Horses in the Park Land of North Adelaide The Shot Standard 3 exposure shot (+2..0..-2 EV) in RAW taken handheld Camera :: Canon 5D Mark II Lens :: Canon EF 17-40mm F/4L USM Photomatix - Tonemapped generated HDR using Photoshop - Blended a 0 EV tonemapped hdr to correct some movement of the horse - Added 3 layer mask effect of 'curves' for different area of contrast - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'level' (reds) to lighten the horse head - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (reds) to desaturate the horse - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (yellows) to desaturate the reflection - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (yellows & greens) to desaturate the field - Added 1 layer mask effect of 'saturation' (blues) to darken the sky -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Mitchell Building - HDR
Made by Dale Allman
Took this shot of the Micthell Building along North Terrace, in the City. They have done alot work along North Terrace which really makes these building stand out. Enjoy! - Canon 5D Mark2. - ISO 100, f16, 17mm. - Canon 17-40 f/4 L. - Tripod. Standard 3 exposure (+2,0,-2 EV) Processing Photomatix - Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option Photoshop - Adjustment of hue/saturation - Adjustment of curves to increase the overall contrast (Linear) - Adjustment of levels - Smart Sharpen on Background Layer - Reduced noise with Noiseware Pro - Sig/Borders Added Thanks for all the comments, faves, views, notes and invites! About The Mitchell Building The Mitchell Building accommodated the entire University when it opened in 1882, although the University's academic life had begun in a city building six years earlier. The heritage-listed building features the restored foyer with its ornate pillars, elegant staircase, stained glass windows and vaulted cedar ceilings. Fine stonework is a feature of the Mitchell Building, a landmark building on Adelaide's North Terrace boulevard. The building is named after the philosopher Sir William Mitchell, who was Vice-Chancellor from 1916 to 1942, and Chancellor from 1942 to 1948. A statue of Sir Walter Watson Hughes, who with Sir Thomas Elder provided funds to establish the University, is located at the front of the building.


St Francis Xavier Cathedral, Interior III - HDR
Made by Dale Allman
Enjoy - Canon 5D Mark2. - ISO 100, f16, 30 sec, 17mm. - Canon 17-40 f/4 L. - Tripod About St Francis Xavier Cathedral Bishop Francis Murphy arrived in Adelaide in 1844 to find his cathedral was a warehouse. With the building of a bishop's house at West Terrace and the opening of a church-school behind it in 1845, Bishop Murphy had a pro-cathedral. (This term seems not to have been used to describe St Patrick's, West Terrace.) The diocese was established during a depression. The exodus to the goldfields in Victoria circa 1851 added to the financial woes of the bishop. The Cathedral was designed to be constructed in three stages so that the Diocesan finances would not be unduly stretched. 140 years after the Cathedral's foundation stone was laid, the cathedral was completed. It then became possible to dedicate the Cathedral. This was done on 11 July 1996. July 11 was chosen as this had been the date of the 1858 opening. The Cathedral's patron saint, St Francis Xavier, is one of the patron saints of missionary endeavor. Bishop Murphy came to the then mission field of Australia. His own patron saint was St Francis Xavier. In the Cathedral sanctuary, statues of the two saints of the missions, St Francis Xavier and St Therese of Lisieux, look down on to the altar and the adjacent grave site of the bishop-founder of the diocese.


Ball of light - Time for a break!
Made by biskitboy
THE BALL OF LIGHT MOVIE IS HERE! : www.denissmith.com.au/about/ball-of-light-movie/ I love the Ball of Light, but I think it is time for a bit of a break. I have some pretty serious time commitments coming up. I am moving house in a couple of weeks. Which means a lot of packing. I have the bowerbird bazaar coming up again, which is a massive time commitment getting prints etc ready. The next full moon falls on the weekend I am moving so I will probably miss that. I just want to say again, thanks to everyone for the support, and encouragement. I feel that the Ball of Light project is entering a new and exciting time. I am really looking forward to working on it some more. I thought I would post this puppy. I will remember this night down at the beach as a one of my favorite! So, can I do it, not create, or post a Ball of Light image for a month? Peace! (The only adjustments to this image are minor brightness and saturation tweaks. NO PIXELS ARE ADDED OR REMOVED. It is taken in a SINGLE EXPOSURE, with no use of mechanical devices.


Ball of Light - HEADING TO GERMANY!
Made by biskitboy
Well the Ball of Light will be in Munich Germany for the September 14 Full Moon (hence the 14 in the image). I popped out and created this tonight to celebrate. It is meant to be a bit silvery, bluey and reddish to complement the Red Bull can! Why the Red Bull can? Red Bull Media group in Germany took rights to the Ball of Light film a while ago ( www.denissmith.com.au/about/ball-of-light-movie/ ). Sam Collins, the film maker (and good friend), was contacted this week and asked if I would mind being interviewed about the film as they are using it in a television program. The deal was I needed to be Munich (the other side of the world) to be part of the program. So, Kyrie and I are flying to Munich on the 8th of September for the show. I am so incredibly excited. On so many levels. Firstly, I have travelled very little in my life. Secondly, I am traveling with the Ball of Light for the first time overseas. AND this means a bit more exposure for the Ball of Light! (you have to excuse my silly excitement) Peace, and good fun!


Rundle Mall Fountain - HDR
Made by Dale Allman
About Rundle Mall Fountain in HDR. Very happy with the way the colours turned out in this. Enjoy - Canon 5D Mark2. - ISO 100, f16, 8sec, 21mm. - Canon 17-40 f/4 L. - Tripod About Rundle Mall Fountain Two fountains were originally erected in front of the Jubilee Exhibition Building, formerly at North Terrace opposite Pulteney Street, they were handed over by the South Australian Government to the City Council in 1908, one to be erected in North Adelaide and the other in South Adelaide. These fountains were constructed in the late Victorian era and are examples of the domestic fountains of the period. The larger of the two is in Creswell Gardens and the smaller was originally moved from Osmond Gardens to Rundle Mall, at the junction of Gawler Place and Rundle Mall. It was subsequently moved further down the mall, and is now adjacent to the entrance to the Adelaide Arcade. The water effect of this fountain consists solely of the spray from the top of the fountain overflowing to the central bowl, finally dropping into the ground level basin. This fountain is pictured above.


Ball of Light - Layers of Light and Time
Made by biskitboy
I always have so much fun, as I am sure we all do, looking through old images looking for something a bit different. I still have heaps of images from Lake Mungo, but have decided to draw a line in the sand with that project as the July shoot is coming up. I am pretty keen to do the whole interactive thing again. So will need to be getting onto that shortly. It is looking like we will be heading to Kangaroo Island to the Remarkables. The voting is defenitely swinging that way! The image above is special to me as it makes me think about the beach we lived at for so long. It makes me think about how light and time are layered so deeply. How I love that the light is still there because it is here staring at me now. The layers of time, because I was there, and still can be now just by looking at this. Ah, stop waffling Den. Have a great weekend, and for those of you up there, have a happy 4th July! (The only adjustments to this image are minor brightness and saturation tweaks. NO PIXELS ARE ADDED OR REMOVED. It is taken in a SINGLE EXPOSURE, with no use of mechanical devices.


Adelaide Milling Company Mill - HDR
Made by Dale Allman
Took this photo a while back now. Have taken a of this bulding before, but daytime is so much better. Haven't been out to get any photo's over the weekend, due to work. Did go out to take some photo for my mum at her flower club show, might have to post some of these later on. Will catch up on your streams tomorrow morning before I head of to work. Enjoy - Canon 5D Mark2. - ISO 100, f16, 18mm. - Canon 17-40 f/4 L. - Tripod. Standard 3 exposure (+2,0,-2 EV) Processing Photomatix - Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option Photoshop - Adjustment of hue/saturation - Adjustment of curves to increase the overall contrast (Linear) - Adjustment of levels - USM on Background Layer - Reduced noise with Noiseware Pro - Sig/Borders Added Thanks for all the comments, faves, views, notes and invites! About Adelaide Milling Company Adelaide Milling Company Mill adjacent Hart's Mill at Princess Wharf, Port Adelaide, South Australia. Built 1887-1894, it ceased operation in 1980 and with Hart's Mill is the last remaining industrial heritage site at Port Adelaide.


Ball of Light - Bring on the Night
Made by biskitboy
BRAND NEW SITE www.balloflight.com.au A bright blue Ball of Light is a rare thing indeed. Every time I am lucky enough to see a blue Ball of Light it always seems to play havoc with my camera. It is almost like old Bluey has some weird type of crazy space energy. This night was awesome! Had my father down the beach with me at Grange in South Australia. What a great night with the old fella. I think he had fun too. Big weekend coming up this weekend. Today my printer started preparing 6 A0 prints that are being shown (and for sale) at a private residence that is turned into an art gallery for a private showing on Sunday. A bit nerve racking really. But am looking forward to the experience. Ill wack up some photos next week. I have put an enlargement of the reflection below. So often the reflection gets lost. (There is no photoshop manipulation of this image at all (no pixels added or removed). It is taken in a single exposure, with no use of mechanical devices. Only adjustments are to level, brightness sat etc)


Light of Hope Fundraiser
Made by biskitboy
CHECK OUT www.balloflight.com.au Well tonight was the Ball of Light exhibition for our fundraiser, helping a good friend Mardi raise money for her trip to Nepal. We had about 60 people at the studio, and managed to raise about $2,000 dollars. It was a really exciting night. Some other good news came from the evening that will be divulged at a later date. This picture has my wife Kyrie, Mardi, her husband Paul and the Ball of Light who turned up at the end of the night. Ive uploaded a large image so you can see how well they behaved! It felt really good to use my photography for good. Plan (the charity) does amazing work all over the world and I feel proud that I was able to work with them to do good. Anyway, full moon this weekend and I plan on catching up on some well deserved photography, yeah! (The only adjustments to this image are minor brightness and saturation tweaks. NO PIXELS ARE ADDED OR REMOVED. It is taken in a SINGLE EXPOSURE, with no use of mechanical devices.


Ball of Light - Showing its Inner Feelings
Made by biskitboy
www.balloflight.com.au I know, another old series. But, I thought it was fascinating how this night a long time ago the Ball of Light revealed itself in quite an odd fashion. It is rare that the Ball of Light lets me see its inner workings. But this night I must have been very sneaky cause i got a few of these shots. I am finishing up and heading out now in search of the beast. It is nearly low tide, the moon is in nearly full flight and it is not too freezing out tonight. I read a string on the Light Junkies page that asked: you know you are a light junkie when?. Well I reckon you know your a light junkie when you say goodnight to your wife, head out dressed like a robber, and hang out under a jetty for a few hours spinning like a fool! And that is normal, and exciting! Have fun (There is no photoshop manipulation of this image at all. It is taken in a single exposure, with no use of mechanical devices. Only adjustments are to level, brightness sat etc)


happiness is a warm gun
Made by badjonni
She's not a girl who misses much Do do do do do do- oh yeah! She's well acquainted with the touch of the velvet hand Like a lizard on a window pane The man in the crowd with the multicoloured mirrors On his hobnail boots Lying with his eyes while his hands are busy Working overtime A soap impression of his wife which he ate And donated to the National Trust I need a fix 'cause I'm going down Down to the bits that I left uptown I need a fix cause I'm going down Mother Superior jump the gun Mother Superior jump the gun Mother Superior jump the gun Mother Superior jump the gun Happiness is a warm gun Happiness is a warm gun, momma When I hold you in my arms And I feel my finger on your trigger I know nobody can do me no harm Because happiness is a warm gun, momma Happiness is a warm gun -Yes it is. Happiness is a warm, yes it is... Gun! Well don't ya know that happiness is a warm gun, momma? watch the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=itfms556DgE


Christmas at Victoria Square - HDR
Made by Dale Allman
Well it has been a while since I have posted a photo and used the camera. Just over a month. Work is about slow down for the year , which means I can get out and do what I enjoy for a couple of weeks. Next year is going to be busy, Bali for a coulpe of weeks then to Sydney after that. Had to get a photo of the Christmas Tree in Victora Square this year as I missed it the year before. Couldn't resist doing a HDR for this with all the lights on the tree. And a Merry Christmas to everyone :) Enjoy - Canon 5D Mark2. - ISO 100, f16, 35mm. - Canon 17-40 f/4 L. - Tripod Standard 3 exposure (+2,0,-2 EV) Processing Photomatix - Tonemapped generated HDR using detail enhancer option Photoshop - Adjustment of curves to increase the overall contrast (Linear) - Adjustment of hue/saturation - Used Smart Sharpen on Background Layer - Reduced noise with Noiseware Pro - Sig/Borders Added Thanks for all the comments, faves, views, notes and invites!


bicentennial #2
Made by liam.jon_d
the adelaide bicentennial conservatory, our most beautiful contribution to australia's bicentennary celebrations of 1988 (yep, we're a young country - or a very old one when you consider our aboriginal heritage) this outstanding building was designed by local architect guy maron, is 100m high, 47 wide and 27 high, and is the largest single-span building of its type in the southern hemisphere (so many things are the largest in the southern hemisphere, aren't they? you'd almost suspect all the people lived in the other one!) the automated misting system makes for a photographers paradise - but watch the humidity! adelaide botanic gardens, south australia city of adelaide - architecture and landscape


Ball of Light - Damn it's Bright!
Made by biskitboy
CHECK OUT www.balloflight.com.au On Friday night I was out with Sam (making a short film/doco about the Ball of Light). We went to a couple of locations I thought would suit. Unfortunately the places I regularly find the Ball of Light are not to conducive to shooting video, just a tad dark. Sam asked If we could go somewhere with a bit more ambient light. So here we were. Street lights, car lights, artwork lights. Turned out ok though. Sam is a very talented film maker and I am really excited about having the film made. Will take some time though. Full moon Kids, GO HARD. (There is no photoshop manipulation of this image at all (no pixels added or removed). It is taken in a single exposure, with no use of mechanical devices. Only adjustments are to level, brightness sat etc)


Ball of Light - Jeremiah O'Connell
Made by biskitboy
FOR A BIT OF FUN CHECK OUT THE BALL OF LIGHT MOVIE : www.denissmith.com.au/about/ball-of-light-movie/ I finished my chores around the house today and felt compelled to head over to the West Terrace Cemetary here in Adelaide. I havent been here for a while and I know it is a favorite haunt of the Ball of Light. There was all sorts of crazy light pollution going on, and even the odd plane or two! But I think old Jeremiah was stiring in his grave, poor old bugger. Have a great week everyone. And be strong! D (The only adjustments to this image are minor brightness and saturation tweaks. NO PIXELS ARE ADDED OR REMOVED. It is taken in a SINGLE EXPOSURE, with no use of mechanical devices. )


Ball of Light - Ho Ho Ho!
Made by biskitboy
CHECK OUT www.balloflight.com.au Looking back through some old Ball of Light bits and pieces I found this little beauty. Clearly the BAll of Light wanted me to wait for Christmas before posting this one. It is clearly trying to look like a christmas decoration (although not a very christmasy location) and wanted me to wish everyone a merry christmas from the Ball of Light! The sunset was crazy at the west terrace cemetary this night. The colours throught the graves was beautiful. I love this place. Merry Xmas D & BOL (There is no photoshop manipulation of this image at all (no pixels added or removed). It is taken in a single exposure, with no use of mechanical devices. Only adjustments are to level, brightness sat etc)