For many years I had avoided the Watagans. Problem was, they were too close to my backyard and Barrington Tops were just a bit further away and had more to offer.
I've started to change that and went on an interesting day trip just yesterday. (None of your multi day, how-good-is-this stuff here).
We got caught in the rain at the end and the fungus shot was taken during a downpour. We also had the usual suspects attached to us when we finished, having to pick off about a dozen of them.
We only walked a couple of kilometres but I found the scenery very pleasant and thought one or two of you might be interested in the shots I took at Gap Falls.
Cheers all
Watagans
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Watagans
by iandsmith » Thu 13 Jan, 2011 10:23 am
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- This is a stitch job as it's too large to shoot in wide angle even
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- Amazing bridal veil stinkhorn fungus
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- My mate Ken who took me there
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- I saw it, I liked it, I shot it
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- My favourite shot of the day
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Re: Watagans
by DaveNoble » Thu 13 Jan, 2011 12:57 pm
Nice! The fungus is certainly interesting.
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Re: Watagans
by katief » Thu 13 Jan, 2011 1:17 pm
Looks lovely! May have to head that way soon.... 
Cheers,
katief
Cheers,
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Re: Watagans
by katief » Thu 13 Jan, 2011 1:21 pm
I'd love to see your photo's of Gap Falls, are they already up on a post? I can't locate any photo's of Gap Falls.
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Re: Watagans
by iandsmith » Thu 13 Jan, 2011 2:56 pm
To Katief: Here are some more shots I took of the falls but the top one in the previous set is the falls also.
I've also added a couple more shots I liked.
Cheers, Ian
I've also added a couple more shots I liked.
Cheers, Ian
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- Gap Falls
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- About half way
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- A meeting with park rangers
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- Lines and curves
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