Lake Dunstan
by Steve Chasey
14 bit scanned image converted from TIF to JPEG in Paint Shop.
Original: Velvia 100F with MZ-S, FA20-35mm @20mm, F16, 1/45 sec, AP.
Shot 17/03/10
Original: Velvia 100F with MZ-S, FA20-35mm @20mm, F16, 1/45 sec, AP.
Shot 17/03/10
Uploaded08/05/2010 - 08:47
CategoryLandscape / Travel
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Posted 08/05/2010 - 09:27
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Beautiful and tranquil. PL filter?
You would think so but no. Not even a Skylight or a UV.Beautiful and tranquil. PL filter?
Location is actually a picknic area off Highway 8, a busy road by NZ standards but not what we'd call busy "up over"
Steve
In the Pack - Gripped K5 (SE),K7 & K20, Gripped MZ-S(SE)& MZ-S,DA10-17, DA12-24, DA14, DA*16-50, 50-135, 60-250 & 300mm; FA31mm/43mm/77mm Ltds; Sigma 8-16, 135-400 & 150-500
Half Backs: K10+BG,DA16-45, DA50-200
Backs: LXs,Super As and lots of A, M & K lenses
Impact Subs: 28mm Shift, K 135-600 (the Banahan of Pentax zooms ), 400-600 Reflex
Half Backs: K10+BG,DA16-45, DA50-200
Backs: LXs,Super As and lots of A, M & K lenses
Impact Subs: 28mm Shift, K 135-600 (the Banahan of Pentax zooms ), 400-600 Reflex
Posted 08/05/2010 - 12:23
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Lovely colour & composition - I much prefer this to Dunstan 2.
The placement of the trees & the use of the diagonal lines leading to the trees works well.
Regards, Ian.
The placement of the trees & the use of the diagonal lines leading to the trees works well.
Regards, Ian.
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DA16-45, Sigma 15mm f2.8. Cosina 100mm f3.5 macro