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Posted 30/09/2017 - 11:18
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Posted 30/09/2017 - 12:10
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walkeja wrote:
What is or are "Peoples"?
Them thingies swingin' in the vines! What is or are "Peoples"?
Don - do crocs get up into the Atherton tablelands, or are they 'safe'?
Posted 30/09/2017 - 12:19
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i-Berg wrote:
Don - do crocs get up into the Atherton tablelands, or are they 'safe'?
It's the ones with two legs that swing a stick with a phone on the endwalkeja wrote:
What is or are "Peoples"?
Them thingies swingin' in the vines! What is or are "Peoples"?
Don - do crocs get up into the Atherton tablelands, or are they 'safe'?
As for crocs, there's old ones like me but generally no although a couple have been sighted 30k north of us but possible escapes from a croc farm, but safe yes
C&C welcome.
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Posted 30/09/2017 - 16:58
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Love the framing that makes a complete circle of foliage, it makes it more intimate looking, like a private scene. What do you edit with? It's personal preference but a vingette to darken the foliage areas would help draw the eye in and make the waterfall area pop more. As said, it's personal preference and lovely as is
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Posted 30/09/2017 - 17:20
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walkeja wrote:
What is or are "Peoples"?
More than one people .....What is or are "Peoples"?
A lovely framing of the waterfall .... I'd tone down the brightness of the surrounding foliage a bit, I guess similar to Gareths vignette idea.
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Posted 30/09/2017 - 18:10
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A beautiful scene.
Posted 01/10/2017 - 01:02
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cardiffgareth wrote:
Love the framing that makes a complete circle of foliage, it makes it more intimate looking, like a private scene. What do you edit with? It's personal preference but a vingette to darken the foliage areas would help draw the eye in and make the waterfall area pop more. As said, it's personal preference and lovely as is
Thanks Gareth and others who made comment Love the framing that makes a complete circle of foliage, it makes it more intimate looking, like a private scene. What do you edit with? It's personal preference but a vingette to darken the foliage areas would help draw the eye in and make the waterfall area pop more. As said, it's personal preference and lovely as is
I use Lightroom 5 and paintshop pro 7 to play with images.
C&C welcome.
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Atherton tablelands,
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Sadly lacking flow as we are experiencing a lack of rain.
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