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Perfect (early) Spring day
by gayet » Sat 20 Oct, 2012 7:34 pm
I have been a bit brain dead and missed September's Photo comp so I thought I might as well put some images up here.
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by Bluegum Mic » Sat 20 Oct, 2012 7:54 pm
Gaye they are just stunning. Amazing. I love the reflection shots
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by nickthetasmaniac » Sat 20 Oct, 2012 9:23 pm
Fantastic work!
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by taswegian » Sun 21 Oct, 2012 3:31 am
Yes, magnificent.
Beautiful conditions for reflections.
Thanks for posting.
Beautiful conditions for reflections.
Thanks for posting.
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by Mickeymoo » Sun 21 Oct, 2012 10:34 am
Great work Gayet, that first one in particular is stunning! Looks like you had magnificent conditions to shoot in.
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by gayet » Sun 21 Oct, 2012 10:53 am
The conditions were perfect. Not particularly pleasant Friday, cold, snow, wind etc, but Saturday morning was calm, clear and brilliant. And it remained that way most of the day.
Shortly after the first one I was ambushed by some ice and attacked by a lichen speckled boulder on the way down. My nose took a beating on the boulder and my hip on the iced over gravel. It slowed me up a bit and may explain some slightly off line horizons
Weather closed in again Sunday morning.
Many thanks for the comments.
Shortly after the first one I was ambushed by some ice and attacked by a lichen speckled boulder on the way down. My nose took a beating on the boulder and my hip on the iced over gravel. It slowed me up a bit and may explain some slightly off line horizons
Weather closed in again Sunday morning.
Many thanks for the comments.
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by wildernesswanderer » Tue 23 Oct, 2012 3:55 pm
Beautiful images, the first ones a cracker, could do with a little tweaking in photoshop to bring up the contrast and colour but lovely anyway. You would be surprised at how much colour in that sky, it's a tad over exposed and that will always wash colour out of the image. 
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by GerryDuke » Tue 23 Oct, 2012 6:28 pm
just beautiful Gay. Thanks for posting.
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by DaveNoble » Tue 23 Oct, 2012 6:49 pm
Gee - it does look a perfect day. Nice images!
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Re: Perfect (early) Spring day
by doogs » Mon 29 Oct, 2012 6:04 pm
very very nice Gaye, I too love the first photo 
*you can always enter one in the yearly photo comp next Jan/Feb time of year I think it is.
*you can always enter one in the yearly photo comp next Jan/Feb time of year I think it is.
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