A neighbour, Kathy, suggested that we go into town to see the light show, which is on every night during the Brisbane Festival. We all wanted to practice our photography skills. I have never taken good night shots. I still can't get them focused and clear but hopefully with more practice I'll get there.
We found a spot on the river edge close to the barge which is the nucleus of the
light show.
After the show we wandered around South Bank Parklands for a while.
In the forecourt there was a ceiling of lanterns.
The wheel was glowing.
A sphere sculpture which changed colours and density of colour.
Then we said good by to colourful Brisbane and drove home for hot chocolate.
Your pictures are nice ! I wished I could have seen this light show !
ReplyDeleteOne day hopefully you too will be able to take photos as good as these on your blog today. :-)
ReplyDeleteDiane, the festival and light show are beautiful. All the colors and the lanterns are gorgeous, an awesome sight to see. Your photos look great!
ReplyDeleteif you took these, then you did a great job. i love all of them. that Ferris wheel is my favorite right after the sky line in the first shot. beautiful
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos, Diane!
ReplyDeleteOh! What amazing shots. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat's very nice. Excellent pictures, this is not easy to have such a result.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
It looks like a wonderfully colourful sight - and your photos look pretty good to me. I guess night shots need a tripod really but I can never be bothered to haul one around.
ReplyDeletePretty good shots, Diane for a "beginner"! As I no longer go out at night, thanks for the photos of what the Brisbane Festival looks like.
ReplyDeleteAzalea update: The dear old Austrian lady on the corner with the vanilla like azalea shrub. Well I noticed yesterday that all the blooms have fallen off - enmasse! The poor old dear must be in a state of shock. Quite a remarkable sight to see - all falling off at the one time????
Colin (HB)
Sounds like a great night out with your cameras and what a spectacle ... You should be very chuffed! youve captured double the colour with those gorgeous wobbly reflections... bravo!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Brisbane is gorgeous all lit up like that. Speaking of Brisbane, ever since we got to meet you in Hollywood that day, the Musician and I still occasionally practice our proper Australian pronunciations...Brizbun, and tchuner!
ReplyDeleteWow you have done well with your shots. I would like to learn night better too. I got the shot of the Condamine Power station by steadying the camera on the bonnet of the car. Carrying a tripod is such a pain. What did you do here?
ReplyDeleteVery good night time shots. I wonder why Melbourne is so far behind Sydney and now it seems behind Brisbane with light shows.
ReplyDeleteDiane, your pics are fantastic, you did so well, the light show is very beautiful. A very colourful night. I have never been.
ReplyDeleteHey, I think they look good. I know it takes a steady hand, but the fireworks setting is amazing for night shots. Must have been quite something to see though.
ReplyDeletePhotos are lovely, you are doing well and at least you have nice place to take photos like that.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing festival this must be...how beautiful those lights are and a great opportunity to practice night photography -- (they photos look wonderful to me).....
ReplyDeleteThose are fantastic photos Diane. I would be exceedingly happy with those. Must have been a fabulous sight to see.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photographs, wonderful performance. I am greeting
ReplyDeleteWhat a great evening and your photos really give us a good idea of what you saw. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great lightshow. Your photos ar not bad at all. It is very difficult to make these out hand.
ReplyDeleteWow, Diane! These are really wonderful! I love how the colored lights are reflected in the water, too.
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at how well your night shots worked out. They are fantastic! It must have been a fun evening!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun way to spend an evening. I love the wheel shot!
ReplyDeleteI for one think you did a wonderful job! Love the ferris wheel and the muted colors of the fractured reflections in the first and last shots.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, Diane. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteWOW great photos, wish I could have been with you. Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I really loved the Ferris Wheel photo!
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