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thrice Registered: Jul 10, 2008 Total Posts: 3035 Country: Australia |
In Western Australia the season is changing too, but instead of nice yellows and reds in the trees we're getting yellow grass and red dirt. Spring lasts about one month here and usually brings a few storms, some quite dangerous and deadly. Luckily on the West coast they're not too bad.
And here's one I took on October 4th
The colour on the second one is due to stacking two nd-grads with a warming polariser. The first one is actually a 3 shot vertical pano, no special filters used. It's my first time posting in the Landscape forum so be nice |
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Will Patterson Registered: Nov 06, 2006 Total Posts: 4063 Country: United States |
Man I'd love to go to Australia some day... |
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thrice Registered: Jul 10, 2008 Total Posts: 3035 Country: Australia |
Thanks Will! |
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Will Patterson Registered: Nov 06, 2006 Total Posts: 4063 Country: United States |
thrice wrote:
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thrice Registered: Jul 10, 2008 Total Posts: 3035 Country: Australia |
Thanks Will, looks good |
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Ashish Aleti Registered: Dec 01, 2006 Total Posts: 775 Country: United States |
Lovely, I like them. I really like the colors. #1 is really a pretty pic |
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Al B Registered: Jan 17, 2004 Total Posts: 11073 Country: Canada |
I like Will's revised version as well. The 1st image though is my favourite here. Perhaps you might consider cloning out the lot # shown in white. It's a bit of a distraction for me. l |
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ltr03 Registered: Feb 07, 2005 Total Posts: 3224 Country: United States |
#1 is my favorite, great compostion and colors. I would also like to see it with the sign cloned out. |
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JimFox Registered: Jan 11, 2005 Total Posts: 28735 Country: United States |
Welcome to FM Landscape! |
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theroadtaken Registered: Feb 03, 2006 Total Posts: 596 Country: United States |
Great captures, I really like the angles combined with the beautiful skylines. |