This first one reminds me of the old Quake games for some reason:
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A few tunnel pics taken last Saturday at the North Fort Artillery Museum (located at North Head Sydney Harbour). Thanks Geoff for organising the meet.
This first one reminds me of the old Quake games for some reason:
...... Peter
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Typically amazing colour Peter - and well worth the wait
Not sure about the angles on the 1st, and the movement in the 2nd is a little overdone (would like to have seen this with a little less movement, the concept is good, but to me it isn't quite there). The 3rd one is great though, just lovely  *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Peter,
looks like a great time was had  We'll have to invite those southerners to Fort Scratchleys. It has some guns
Same for me on the second one, just a bit too much movement. Last one is great, nice colours, leading lines, stairs that the end. Cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Beautiful work Peter - as said, worth the wait!!
I'm yet to even look at my images!? Geoff
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Hi Peter,
the second photo: I like it very much, it not only shows the movement of the person pictured but I assume the movement of the photographer following that person ??? Please correct me if I'm wrong. I still think it is a great photo, No1 and No3 are nice however No 2 is special. Cheers, CD
Thanks all for your comments.
#2 was taken while both I and the guide were walking along the tunnel at a normal walking speed (quite a challenge for the 10.5 FE lens and an even bigger challenge for my shaky old hands!). Here's another one and an alternate PP On #1: 
 Peter
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