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first taken at 5.45am f22 shutter 4 secs



the second at 5.56am f27 shutter 25/100 sec



the third at 6.11 f4 shutter 2/3000 sec



thanks for looking c&c welcome.
cheers pa.

1st and 3rd do it for me, very nice indeed.

Well done.

Cheers

thanks blackspear for your comments.i like 1&3 as you do.
cheers pa

The last one here, Pa, is really nice - I like the fact it has some foreground interest, placing the viewer of the photo much more in the scene than if the foreground wasn't there. One suggestion, try this with a crop taking the bush on the right hand side out, and slightly off the top.

The first is very nice, but the third is best because the counter effect of the shadows. Well done!

thanks zafra52,and leon. i also took another one with a different focal length of 24mm.tell me what you think of it thanks.
cheers pa

Hi,

Fo me still the best is first 1 and 3. If you cut top and bottom you should receive great panorama on the wall.

Chers,
Lopezz

I'd agree with everyone saying 1 & 3 but i like the warmth in the 2nd image too.

Very nice shots. I should get up at 5am too to take some nice photos.... but my sleeping hours from 2 - 10

thanks lopezzz and ado_civon. getting up early is not a problem to me.
cheers pa

I like #3 the most too. Well done

thanks asaroha for your comments.
cheers pa

Pa these are all quite stunning and agree with others #3 really does it for me.
Were these taken at Mudbishops?
Nice shooting.

Cheers,
Rob.

rob the first 2 were taken on a grassy bank about 2 hundred mtrs away from mudbishops the third was taken up near the road. do you know the area
cheers pa

Know Old Bar very well Pa, my mum lived there from 1980 to 2004, also had a brother there, he owned the property adjacent to Ibis Lane off Old Bar Rd. I think my mum sold at the right time, the view from her place now looks at the back of the supermarket......ugly!
Mudbishops has the best yabbie beds in NSW.

it's a great little village rob.
cheers pa