Wineglass Bay
Posted 25/04/2017 - 14:16
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Quite a dramatic scene in the first shot Don. The bridge in the second shot is suffering from optical dilution. The angle of your shot makes the arches look well weird. That said, quite a tranquil scene.
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Too far from a shore.
Posted 25/04/2017 - 14:34
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Beautiful compo on the first one.
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Posted 29/04/2017 - 09:35
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K10D wrote:
Quite a dramatic scene in the first shot Don. The bridge in the second shot is suffering from optical dilution. The angle of your shot makes the arches look well weird. That said, quite a tranquil scene.
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See what you mean Gary,thanks both for the comments
Quite a dramatic scene in the first shot Don. The bridge in the second shot is suffering from optical dilution. The angle of your shot makes the arches look well weird. That said, quite a tranquil scene.
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Don.
Don.
Posted 29/04/2017 - 11:55
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#2 looks like a typical English village scene. The convicts got their revenge with the bridge!
The weather in #1 looks typically British too!
Thanks.
The weather in #1 looks typically British too!
Thanks.
John K
Posted 29/04/2017 - 12:26
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JAK wrote:
#2 looks like a typical English village scene. The convicts got their revenge with the bridge!
The weather in #1 looks typically British too!
Thanks.
Thanks John,Tasmania does resemble the UK in lots of ways right down to autumn colours and cold snowy weather
#2 looks like a typical English village scene. The convicts got their revenge with the bridge!
The weather in #1 looks typically British too!
Thanks.
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 30/04/2017 - 10:09
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Both nice scenes! The opening image I think needs more punch to it so a bit of contrast could be in order?
The 2nd image, is that bridge safe to drive on?!!
The 2nd image, is that bridge safe to drive on?!!
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Posted 30/04/2017 - 10:14
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cardiffgareth wrote:
Both nice scenes! The opening image I think needs more punch to it so a bit of contrast could be in order?
The 2nd image, is that bridge safe to drive on?!!
They have just recently fixed the bridge but it certainly wasn't built for today's traffic
Both nice scenes! The opening image I think needs more punch to it so a bit of contrast could be in order?
The 2nd image, is that bridge safe to drive on?!!
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 30/04/2017 - 11:49
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The first one of the Bay has a strong 'wraparound' feel to the composition and a sense of depth leading down to the water. The second is full of complex detail and multilayered, with loads to explore. It's a pity the light wasn't better, but you've made the most of what you had!
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18 years
Atherton tablelands,
NQ
The walk up and down to this lookout and beach was pretty tough but well worth it
And this bridge built by convicts in the mid 1800s
Don.