Most Photographed Boat Shed?

[biggerry]

Probably, but did not stop me having a crack at it

[Big Red]

still a goodun ...

plenty of detail in the mountains

[TonyT]

Thats because that all us mere morals ever see.
Another great photo its great to finally see the area with out mist,rain,snow,hail

Glad you posted these

[gstark]

Thats because that all us mere morals ever see.

What about those immoral people like me?

[Dprime]

biggerry, Do you mind if I ask where that was? Looks like a great place to shoot some wakeboarding with a winch!

[Ben.bb]

Never seen that boat shed befor
Even if i had its still a great photo and i'd be willing to see it agian
Where is it?

[biggerry]

where that was?

lets start with...'the state where they are chopping all the trees down' (and no not QLD )

seriously though,
The location is Dove Lake in the Cradle Maountian-Lake St Clair National Park in Tasmania - The famous boat shed is about 10 mins walk anti-clockwise around the lake. The shed is made from King Billy pine shingles and I think had something to do with the Waldheim Chalet (Gustav and Kate Weindorfer).

Dprime, if you can get a wakeboard and winch on there I would seriously by you a beer..ok ok...a carton of beer (2 cartons if its the middle of winter)

[Dprime]

Ah Tasmania, ofcourse.

I bet it would be a bit chilly at the best of times!

[Ben.bb]

if you can get a wakeboard and winch on there I would seriously by you a beer

Pardon my ignorance but dont you need a boat as well ?

[biggerry]

bit chilly at the best of times!

yeah, i thought i was tough and might have a dip - but thought twice after a local told me the water temperature was something stupid like 8 degrees (that was actually lake St clair - but close enough)

but dont you need a boat as well ?

I thought so as well until i looked at Dprimes portfolio....

[Ben.bb]

I shall have to see this portfolio

[DaveB]

bit chilly at the best of times!

yeah, i thought i was tough and might have a dip - but thought twice after a local told me the water temperature was something stupid like 8 degrees (that was actually lake St clair - but close enough)

Hehe. I now have a certificate (and still and video proof!) from my swimming around an iceberg in 1-degree water.


Nice work with this image. What equipment did you use?

[biggerry]

around an iceberg in 1-degree water.

that would result in a substantial amount of time before the crown jewels to returned to their normal position....

What equipment did you use?

D80 + 17-55 f2.8 + polariser

[DaveB]

D80 + 17-55 f2.8 + polariser

Somehow I suspect there was a bit more to it.
How many frames? Tripod? Any particular pano head?

[biggerry]

How many frames? Tripod? Any particular pano head?

ahh yes.. that bloody heavy thing i lugged everywhere how could i forget...

Manfrotto 190XPROB + 486RC2 head

This one was 4 frames stitched in PTgui and finished in capturenx The main PP was to bring out some light in the dark areas.

Did i miss anything? oh yes...5am start

(pano head? wots that? jk)