G'day all - here's a link to some photos of my recent trip
https://picasaweb.google.com/auntyscutt ... isonRange#
cheers
Peter
Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
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Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by whynotwalk » Wed 23 Mar, 2011 8:54 pm
Solvitur ambulando (Walking solves it) - attributed to St Augustine, 4th century AD.
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Re: Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by ILUVSWTAS » Thu 24 Mar, 2011 5:38 pm
Lovely shots of a lovely area. I like the Richea family renunion, made me laugh.
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Re: Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by Nick S » Mon 28 Mar, 2011 4:58 pm
Nice, you had some great weather peter.
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Re: Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by whynotwalk » Tue 29 Mar, 2011 9:07 am
Yep - brilliant weather. Five trips there over 25 years, and I've had a bit of everything. Torrential rain, flooded Gordon River, 1 metre waves on the lake, winds to knock you off your feet, and calm, sunny, to-die-for weather. That's the south-west for you 
cheers
Peter
cheers
Peter
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Re: Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by HitchHiking » Tue 29 Mar, 2011 8:08 pm
Wonderful shots. The sun is very exciting!
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Re: Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by DaveGwy » Wed 30 Mar, 2011 8:51 am
Great photos. You got some great (lack of) depth of field on those plant close ups. They turned out well.
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Re: Lake Rhona & the Denison Range
by whynotwalk » Wed 30 Mar, 2011 3:19 pm
Thanks HH & Dave - yes, the sun was with us 3 out of 4 days. It's been a fickle summer, but I somehow managed to walk in it lots 
The (lack of) depth of field in the flora photos is pretty much down to using the macro setting. I know how to get okay landscape DOF, but don't always get it right with close-ups. That's where macro is sometimes handy. That and a nice lens,
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The (lack of) depth of field in the flora photos is pretty much down to using the macro setting. I know how to get okay landscape DOF, but don't always get it right with close-ups. That's where macro is sometimes handy. That and a nice lens,
cheers
Peter
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