still tryin to get size right....this is on the north edge of south west national park{part of the southwest wildeernes world heratage area}...improbably going to b/w it
it may be to contrasty,im bad like that lol.....any thoughts welcom as ive never resized stuff for web........only to be printed ,you loose tomutch on a monitor...especialy when youre used to medium format
ta mark........damd ...exif da 70 f11@1/40th pol filter 100asa on tripod
{anyone know how to embed exif in image ?}

[mfc]

exif 16/45[@16] f11/2s pol 100 asa

[mfc]

tanin stained water in lake pedder{the remains of it} south west tasmania
16 to 45 @16mm f11@125 asa 100 polariser h held

[séamuis]

number three is just a gorgeous shot, very well done.

[G M Fude]

Did you maybe over-sharpen that first one a bit? Looks good anyway. Second shot is very good; and the third is a great one!

[gowerray]

Stunning colours and contrast in all three. The smoke in the 2nd pic comes across as a jungle mist to me. Extremely atmospheric. Excellent photos.

[mfc]

yea youre probably right bout the first{sharpening that is}ive only been shooting dig for a month or so and them pixels are pissin me off lol ...its realy hard to see whats going on on my monitor atm
re no 3...i just wish i had of steped back 2 or 3 metters to get a bit more of that finger like effect that the creek running in gives...that tannin stain is a great colour though isnt it.
i wana paint my bedroom roof that color
i think the prob with dig and pshop is that theres to many options now lol

[daacon]

Wow the first and the last are great. Love the colors and framing well done.

[mfc]

chears ive got to many to go through{my brain hurts}16gig in a week...im not normaly a landscape person but when in rome!!!{taz lol}

[k100d]

i like the first and second a lot! very detailed, but i agree #1 was a bit too sharp
the colours on the last one are interesting, but i'm noticing a tad of distortion / unlevelness, maybe you clear that up in your PP as well

[codiac2600]

O...M...G...

Everyone of them more beautiful than the next and you have to look at them more than once...

I love them all and I think the most amazing shot has to be the very last one. I want to paint it, even though I can't pait, it's so good! Great shots and all wonderful candidates for the PPG.

Thank you for sharing and you've inspired me to get out the house today lol.

[mfc]

i like the first and second a lot! very detailed, but i agree #1 was a bit too sharp
the colours on the last one are interesting, but i'm noticing a tad of distortion / unlevelness, maybe you clear that up in your PP as well

yea 16mm will always look a little off&add a pol and u get an uneven color band at some point when uve got a wide on its hard to p p for me...i cant get enthused by somthing thats not tangable{ir paper}

[mfc]

O...M...G...

Everyone of them more beautiful than the next and you have to look at them more than once...

I love them all and I think the most amazing shot has to be the very last one. I want to paint it, even though I can't pait, it's so good! Great shots and all wonderful candidates for the PPG.

Thank you for sharing and you've inspired me to get out the house today lol.

i wouldent go as far as ppg but i am thinking of opening a whyskey still and selling stuff made with thar water{imagine it in a bottle on youre coffe table or over ice in a stuart cristal tumbler
youve inspired me to have a wine and go to bed 10 plus hours work tomorow

[distorted_vision]

wheres the pics gone mate?

[tux08902]

wheres the pics gone mate?

Ditto.................