Walk Number 32 – Lake Tuggeranong

The guide book said to expect colour, so I went looking for colour. It was a walk around a lake, so I looked beyond the usual blues and greens in search of the bright and bold.

Unfortunately, I came home with blue. My heart sank as I realised that, again, I had not noticed the incorrect white balance setting on my camera. To be fair, it has been a while since I last forgot to check it. Thankfully, the editing software includes an auto colour correction that salvaged a few shots.

Colour at Lake Tuggeranong 1 — Einstein at Lake Tuggeranong

Colour at Lake Tuggeranong 2 — At the entrance to the dog park

Colour at Lake Tuggeranong 3 — Jetty, or runway?

Colour at Lake Tuggeranong 4 — The warning sign at the storm water drain. I like the way the overexposed background has pulled the patterns on the sign into the rest of the picture.

Colour at Lake Tuggeranong 5 — Angel Wings, a wind-activated kinetic sculpture by Phil Price

Series Notes

I’m drawing my walking inspiration from Marion Stuart’s “Canberra’s Best Bush, Park & City Walks”, published by Woodslane Press Pty Ltd. The book contains details of 49 walks of varying lengths and grades.

Posted

15/03/2015

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Walk Number 32 – Lake Tuggeranong

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