And people.
And possibly the ocean, sky, and other creatures I've forgotten to mention.
Regardless, I've been post-processing these for about two days now and the rest of them can be found in this gallery here.
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Boat Harbour rocks!!! (Dial-up warning)
It's Boat Harbour... and these are rocks from it.
And people. And possibly the ocean, sky, and other creatures I've forgotten to mention. Regardless, I've been post-processing these for about two days now and the rest of them can be found in this gallery here.
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Leigh
#1 works best for me followed by 3 and 4. I find the contrast in 2 and 6 makes the images too harsh. Looking at the rest of the 155 images in your rocks gallery, This colour one is great too as was the B & W treatment of the giant rock cube Peter
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Nice works Leigh!
All of us may have to revisit the spot to leave a stone (for each person) on the top as requested by the locale. Birddog114
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I might suffer from achromatopsia and then your effort would be in vain.
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