
Edit: I uploaded it to Flickr now so if it works you can stop hosting it any time you get around to it Alpha_7. Thanks
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Macquarie RivuletThis is a photo from the other day from a walk near Macquarie Pass. Comments and suggestions welcome
![]() Edit: I uploaded it to Flickr now so if it works you can stop hosting it any time you get around to it Alpha_7. Thanks Last edited by dm52 on Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:19 pm, edited 3 times in total.
no pix from pixspot........ try smugmug.com
EDIT: Welcome to the forum....... Cheers ....bp....
Difference between a good street photographer and a great street photographer.... Removing objects that do not belong... happy for the comments, but .....Please DO NOT edit my image..... http://bigpix.smugmug.com Forever changing
A lovely lovely shot there, unfortunately most people won't be able to view it easily as Pixspot doesn't play nicely with the forum anymore.
Do a quick search on the forum and you'll see the threads, but this is the main one. http://www.dslrusers.com/viewtopic.php? ... ht=pixspot I can host the shot temporarily if you like, as it's definitely worth sharing! ![]() Click for Bigger! P.S. If you want me to remove it, let me know!
That's the trick, if you have view it already then you can see it but those flying blind to the thread, just get a little "Go to Pixspot.com" message.
a wonderful shot... I would love to see the same shot again perhaps with the lady on a rock closer to the foreground...
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yeah probably should have thought about it more when I was taking the picture. My wife was just sitting there and just happend to be in the photo and I thought that it did not look bad so I told her not to move for a while. Also it was a 15 sec exposure so if she was any closer she would have looked blured. I will have to play around with it more next time
Just wondering if you go to UOW ? just your alias could be your email address there ? How did you find the walk up with your camera gear ? Did you travel light or take it all up there ? Last time I did the walk I only had my P&S camera
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Yeah I do go to uow and yes that is just my email adress. It is just one less thing to remember so I use it for user names for lots of stuff. I did carry all my camera gear in (just body, two extra lenses, flash, and a p+s in the bag and a tripod straped to the bottom). I just have a backpack camera bag and so it is okay to carry. Also have a fairly light tripod that I take with me.
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dm52,
Welcome, Magnificient landscape and very nice capture. Thanks for sharing. Birddog114
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Excellent shot, I wasn't aware that such a place down Maq Pass existed! I'm usually going for a blat up/down the Pass on my motorbike so I guess I could be excused
![]() There's some lovely places I'd love to explore down in the highlands, just need to get out there and explore!
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