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 by Nigell on Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:20 pm
Ok so its been a while since i posted. Major life issues getting in the way. Back now though. Let me just say that the Dandynong Ranges in Melbourne is perhaps the most annoying place I have ever been to take photographs. Signage is crap, I spent 2 hours driving around it circles (and getting car sick at the same time) before I finally managed to get where I wanted to go. "Sherbrook Falls". I don't know who decided on the name, but dude a 2 foot drop and a trickle of water over a single rock does not represent a "Water Fall". It got to the stage that I wanted to punch some poor bastard in the face I was that annoyed. Not really the best state of mind in which to take photographs... at least not my style of photographs. Anyway here is one. A pinhole image of a stream. As usual click on the image for the larger on black image.  I hill include a second image here as well as a comparison. The second one is with a lens and while I would normally lean towards the Pinhole, I think the lensed version is a far better image overall. 
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by surenj on Sun Nov 09, 2008 4:14 pm
 that the lensed version is better. They have a surreal feel to them.
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by Nigell on Sun Nov 09, 2008 8:14 pm
The awesome and mighty power of Sherbrook Falls. :/ As usual click image for larger on black photography 
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by Nigell on Tue Nov 11, 2008 4:27 pm
I should mention that I was being sarcastic about the "mighty" Sherbrook Falls.
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