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Comment by 08tiger posted on cool Mt streams at 05/10/2017 - 07:24
walkeja wrote:
Who put it there in the first place?
Have you seen the Mauritius balancing rock?
I believe it is a natural occurrence, no not seen the Mauritius one.Who put it there in the first place?
Have you seen the Mauritius balancing rock?
Comment by 08tiger posted on balancing rock at 01/10/2017 - 10:48
Another from Chillagoe, angles were difficult so were the kids
I`m truly amazed that no one has pushed this over, it stands about 30 feet or so and I have seen photos of it with a man standing against it from the late 1800s
Would have liked to go back in better light.
I`m truly amazed that no one has pushed this over, it stands about 30 feet or so and I have seen photos of it with a man standing against it from the late 1800s
Would have liked to go back in better light.
Comment by 08tiger posted on balancing rock at 01/10/2017 - 01:47
Took the two Grandkids (school holidays ) to remote Chillagoe where they do tours of the limestone caves
Here is a couple of shots , taken using light from the caves internal lighting no tripod and some high ISO
Nothing special about the images but impressed with what came out
K311 and pentax 16-85
And one of the explorers
Lucky we had a pool at the camp ground as temps of 34c on the outside.
Here is a couple of shots , taken using light from the caves internal lighting no tripod and some high ISO
Nothing special about the images but impressed with what came out
K311 and pentax 16-85
And one of the explorers
Lucky we had a pool at the camp ground as temps of 34c on the outside.
Comment by 08tiger posted on Chillagoe caves at 01/10/2017 - 01:29
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.
Comment by 08tiger posted on Millaa Millaa falls at 01/10/2017 - 01:02
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
Comment by 08tiger posted on Millaa Millaa falls at 30/09/2017 - 12:19
Probably one of the most photographed falls on the Atherton tablelands, lucky to get this shot with no peoples
Sadly lacking flow as we are experiencing a lack of rain.
Sadly lacking flow as we are experiencing a lack of rain.
Comment by 08tiger posted on Millaa Millaa falls at 30/09/2017 - 02:44
It`s good that people are passionate and keep history alive, a lot of hard work going on in the tractor pull and it shows.
Comment by 08tiger posted on Shropshire Steam Traction Show at 26/09/2017 - 07:09
Might be different for you but you got it right, hard work with kids but good fun by the looks, the second from last says it all `Happy Birthday`
Comment by 08tiger posted on Something a littlw different from me at 25/09/2017 - 05:44
Terrific, absolutely fabulous
Comment by 08tiger posted on Anglesey astrophotography at 23/09/2017 - 10:22
Mt Lewis, the cool air made a nice change