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Gammon Ranges
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/...pse3c000d1.jpg
Mt Chambers Gorge
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/...psb502ac34.jpg
Mt Chambers Gorge again
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/...ps99e54ee5.jpg
and.....Mt Chambers Gorge again
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6de17420.jpg
Moralana Load out
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/...ps07fb84f9.jpg
Arkaba Shearing Shed
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/...psb030b8b9.jpg
Awesome shots. Was this a recent trip??
Thanks. Went up there yesterday, got home this afternoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
Really good shots man especially like the second one.
Ok edited the bad spelling damb fat thumbs hit the I instead of the o.
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Good shots as well...................:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by krbrooking
Is the sky really so blue over there, or have you used a CPL?
Awesome shots! I Love the Flinders.
Love the third shot shows how much water flows when it rains,
Iconic part of Australia and a must do on any bucket list.
Dad used to take us to Wilpena Pound every year
@ fracster blue looks right to me, big open country here
hard to explain
Could be a filter but you can get the odd day that's really clearQuote:
Originally Posted by fracster
Come to Australia and find out for yourself!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by fracster
Yep, it wouldn't be unusual.Quote:
Originally Posted by fracster
love the flinders cant wait to get back
what camera did you use please
love the shots
Thanks all. Glad you like them.
All of these are Canon 5D with either a 12-24 or 24-70 lens on.Quote:
Originally Posted by my third 256
Nice camera, out of my price range.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJoz
Would guess knowing how to use the camera makes the biggest difference.
Love the second photo, looks like the clouds are all emanating from the hill.
Dunno what it is like in Aus, but people tend to always want the latest gear, so you can get some superb older cameras very cheaply. Always worth considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
The lenses are the biggest expense, but hold thier value well.
Love these shots, I struggle with landscape stuff, I see something thinking that it looks great, get home and the photos look crap. Mrs Frac is far better at artistic stuff than me.
I recently bought a poor mans DSLR, a Canon 600D with a 18-55 & a 55-to 250 lens's and happy with it.
Thought about going second hand but was worried about getting one with faults.
Nothing wrong with that set up mate, just take some time and learn how it all works together.
Feel free to ask any questions and i`ll help if I can, as i`m sure some other guys will.
Nice photos mate, Good to see another Whyalla guy on here.
noice pics bro.........
Nice shots. Really like the second one.
nice shots, good to see. thanks for sharing
wow! these are amazing shots!!! :smiley_thumbs_up: would have been a great trip
Awesome pictures! Need to finish my truck and start traveling!