Tasmania 2011 Vegetable

[Autobot]

1 - Melaleuca squamea



2 - Tarkine mushie



3 - Rain forest.



4 - Trigger Plant, Dial Range



5 - Rock orchid on Trestle Mountain, Wellington Range



6 - Big Burls



7 - Shelf Garden



8 - Bronzed Aussie - DISQUALIFIED (duplicate entry)


(This post/poll automatically generated by the Photo Competition system)

[Autobot]

Congratulations to the winner of the Tasmania 2011 Vegetable competition, with 8 votes:

• shazcol - Big Burls

The key to all entries for this competition is below.

1 - Melaleuca squamea
by Stibb.

2 - Tarkine mushie
by gayet.

3 - Rain forest.
by doogs.

4 - Trigger Plant, Dial Range
by mjdalessa.

5 - Rock orchid on Trestle Mountain, Wellington Range
by johnw.

6 - Big Burls
by shazcol.

7 - Shelf Garden
by eggs.

8 - Bronzed Aussie
by stepbystep.

[Stibb]

Congrats shazcol, what a great shot. I love those burls

Care to share some exposure details?

[shazcol]

Congrats shazcol, what a great shot. I love those burls
Care to share some exposure details?

Thanks and Sure no problem with exposure details:
1/15SEC - F6.3 - ISO 400, wide angle lens obviously to get such a large tree in frame so close. I did a slight tune of the exposure post camera. This is a huge and amazing tree from many angles. It was hard to chose what photo of it to use.

I think if Eggs had of submitted his photo with the changed exposure like here: http://bushwalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=2307&start=15390#p122441 he may have won as it's a very nice photo?

PS: Sharon loved your Melaleuca shot.

[Stibb]

seems so simple doesn't it just three variables...
What camera/lens do you use?

PS: Sharon loved your Melaleuca shot.

Thanks...I think...I shot the melaleuca but I'm not a Sharon

[shazcol]

What camera/lens do you use?

PS: Sharon loved your Melaleuca shot.

Thanks...I think...I shot the melaleuca but I'm not a Sharon

'Sharon' is half of 'shazcol', the other half is 'col' i.e. me, writing this. We use a single common login. I should have written 'We liked...' sorry about the confusion Stibb I knew what I meant when I wrote it but nobody else did

I use two camera set ups for bush walking, an old Olympus 5MEG C5060 that is many many years old now but still takes a great picture and a not quite as old Canon 450D DSLR. I have a wide angle 10-22mm and a 17-85MM general purpose lens for the Canon. Bit over 3kg for all the Canon gear with a tripod, adds a bit to the pack weight! The camera body is reasonably light, it's all that glass that adds up quickly.