Anyway, I have some photos taken from today at http://www.benshortphotography.com/2009 ... lls-redux/
Enjoy
Strickland Falls
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Strickland Falls
by bcshort » Sun 06 Sep, 2009 11:04 pm
Strickland Falls in my kind of bushwalk. Pull up with the car, put on some gumboot and about a minutes walk after crossing the creek
Anyway, I have some photos taken from today at http://www.benshortphotography.com/2009 ... lls-redux/
Enjoy
Anyway, I have some photos taken from today at http://www.benshortphotography.com/2009 ... lls-redux/
Enjoy
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Re: Strickland Falls
by Mickeymoo » Wed 16 Sep, 2009 10:35 am
Nice shots Ben, the first is great, its such a nice litte waterfalls and so easily acessable which is handy.
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Re: Strickland Falls
by bcshort » Wed 16 Sep, 2009 4:58 pm
Agreed.
It is also a great area to play with photography composition and technique - its a nice waterfall and if you screw up all the photos then you don't need to go far to re-shoot.
I went up Mt Field last weekend, took some photos whilst playing with settings - as a result I can throw out all those waterfall images because they didnt work. and the 3 hour round trip plus a few hours to take photos...well .. yea, I would have rather have got it right on the day.
It is also a great area to play with photography composition and technique - its a nice waterfall and if you screw up all the photos then you don't need to go far to re-shoot.
I went up Mt Field last weekend, took some photos whilst playing with settings - as a result I can throw out all those waterfall images because they didnt work. and the 3 hour round trip plus a few hours to take photos...well .. yea, I would have rather have got it right on the day.
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