Posts for: Karenn
Feb 22, 2017 14:45:40 #
Glad you enjoyed it is a favourite place even though I come from Sydney. It is so worth the drive.
Galahad wrote:
Thank you for those shots. As a Aussie who grew up in Melbourne and who hiked many of those areas (about 60 years ago, am now 94 years old and my hiking days are over) it was an nostalgic experience for me to see those views. I am living in Raleigh, NC with a strong interest in photography in my retirement years.
Feb 22, 2017 14:42:31 #
I have the newest A65 still a Sony because of all the extra expensive lens I have. It was just easier to keep to the same. Wow that looks impressive and so out of my budget.........dreaming now..
Lance Pearson wrote:
Just think, Karenn, what you could do with the full frame, 42 mp, A7Rii camera instead of the DSl 300! Good shots, just kidding. It is a budget discussion of some magnitude and shifts from dslr to digital leaf shutter but an excellent camera by all repute. I'd like one to travel with but wayyyyyyy too expensive.
Feb 22, 2017 14:35:14 #
How???? Could not see where when posting them.
leftj wrote:
Why didn't you just rotate them back to portrait?
Feb 22, 2017 07:08:15 #
You are welcome, thankyou.
Lance Pearson wrote:
The sunlight shots through the trees are really, really nice. I liked the two vehicles fording the stream as well. Thanks for sharing. Goodday to you!
Feb 22, 2017 06:57:45 #
This area is a favourite place of mine to visit. We have had four 2 week holidays here over the years, camping, sightseeing and 4 x 4 driving with family and friends. As you can see it is a magic place, worth repeat visits. We have gone back to some favourite spots but each visit has been to a new area experiencing wild horses, mountain huts, views, drives, challenging tracks. I will post more on the huts later as they are very interesting in themselves. **** (I had trouble tonight) There were many photo's in portrait view that rotated to Landscape that I wanted to post. I had to delete them. Does anyone know why. ???
Feb 22, 2017 04:09:23 #
Where is this??? Never heard of the Keep River..
mullumby wrote:
This Park has several wind blown caves which have been used by people of the past as an art gallery.
Feb 22, 2017 04:06:17 #
Wonderful, love them.
Rob48 wrote:
These photos were taken at the Scarborough Salt Marsh, Scarborough, ME.
Feb 22, 2017 04:02:50 #
Beautiful work and stunning forms. I have taken this type of photo using a sheet and wasn't happy with the creases or folds. Using white is great but next time I am using white paper or cardboard to see if it improves the result. I teach and make ceramic work and are very impressed with your forms and the two tone timber used. Lovely.
Quaking Aspen wrote:
A brief history of how I got started in woodworkin... (show quote)
Feb 22, 2017 03:50:10 #
Feb 22, 2017 03:48:05 #
Beautiful shot love the second. Shame to lose such a nice photography subject.
Tinkerbell wrote:
The house is gone now.
Feb 21, 2017 06:53:33 #
Yes the bed is usually filled with cushions but it had been raining that day. The good things out way the bad things and we haven't seen many snakes to worry us. Got some great shots of huge spiders though.
John N wrote:
Lucky people, enjoy the fruits of your labours. Is that a part of Australia with lots of nasty things to be wary of, or can safely doze off on the swing bed without a care in the world.
Feb 21, 2017 06:51:28 #
I think I want to keep it to ourselves. We do have some big groups coming for camping and the 4 x 4 driving experience. Also some photographers and shooters from time to time. But I like to get there when we can/want and depending on work we usually have 4-5 day trips at a time..
kevcararts wrote:
And I thought that I lived in paradise. Had no idea that Australia had so much beauty. Spent a month in Alice Springs at the 'you know what' place. Currently I live atop the BlueRidge at the easternmost tip of WVA. Hint you might make more money renting it as a getaway. And with your expertise of the area, include a guide book for photographers. It might even include guides on where the best pics are for each season.
Feb 21, 2017 06:04:53 #
We are 3 and half hours from home and try to get here every 3 weeks/or once a month. We have recently finished building the side veranda for protection from the wind and much needed shade in Summer. We over look the Lachlan River and Wyangala Dam and spend many hours driving, exploring our beautiful countryside. The terrain is very mountainous with steep tracks to test any four wheel drive. Of course it is a great place to take photos and spend time with family and friends.
Wyangala Dam from our property
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Wyangala Dam with Grass Trees (Black Boys) in forground.
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View from our veranda.
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Our view of storm arriving.
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View from veranda.
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Front Veranda repaired, painted, new deck.
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Side deck add on extention. Finished 2016. Took us four years of weekend visits.
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Front of Cabin (Our weekend getaway)
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Feb 20, 2017 19:29:40 #
I am waiting for Autumn. I am so over Summer can't wait till the cooler weather comes. Love the chook, such fun.
Erv wrote:
I sure hope so. This might be pushing it little.:)
Feb 20, 2017 19:25:01 #
Lovely, love the framing in the first. Both great shots.
KayakingUSA wrote:
Saw this Hawk while kayaking today. Most of the Hawks around here (North Carolina) are Red Tailed Hawks but if that is what this is it much be a juvenile because it does not have a red tail. Suggestions please.