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Last couple from High country
G'day again all,
Just posting probably the last couple of Craig's hut from the High Country trip, gotta check out some pano's I've mean meaning to have a gander at... Anyway, just trying to avoid the standard shot etc. Let me know what you think about the lighting and whether they work or not etc... Cheers, EXIF: D70, Nikkor12-24DX@19mm, F16, single man exp 1/30th, RAW, taken at 19:35 
EXIF: D70, Nikkor12-24DX@24mm, F16, single man exp 1 second, RAW, taken at 06:30  Aka Andrew
Hi Mudder. The first one is a good shot, perhaps lacking a little contrast for my liking but that last one I would say is my favourite of all photos you've posted... ever. I love it!
Absolutely gorgeous.
the composition tone and colour rendition is masterful
the first one looks surreal because i know that cottage usually looks brownish but you got it white excelent work
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