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Moonlight CragThe late afternoon light here was superb. What a fantastic spot.
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Mark,
Love that second shot especially. You weren't sure at the time but they certainly have worked out well. Stunning light on Grasstrees and beautiful background. Look forward to more and well done. Cheers Michael
Yep, my votes for #2. Great shot.
And this is where I met the leprechaun - He told me to burn things
Mark,
# 2 is a cracker! nice composition and top list. It's better look and more tempting than the OH ![]() Birddog114
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Thanks for the comments folks. I know I keep saying it but I sure love that Sigma 10-20
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Mark ![]() http://www.trekaboutphotography.com He who dies with the most lenses wins...
I *love* the second shot. Those lines on the mountain slope really set up the grass tree, and the perspective distortion is far less distracting than in #1.
The third one is a great calm, moody shot, too, but yet again I had to open it in an external viewer to get the shadow detail (aRGB ![]() Cheers Steffen.
There is something in these shots that immediately says "Australian landscape".
And they are beauties mate! ![]() TFF (Trevor)
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Thanks again folks. Your comments are certainly appreciated.
![]() That sure is a nice piece of Australia up there and the afternoon light was just right. Cheers
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