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

still a goodun ...

plenty of detail in the mountains

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

TonyT wrote:Thats because that all us mere morals ever see.

What about those immoral people like me?

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

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?

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)

Ah Tasmania, ofcourse.

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

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 ?

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....

I shall have to see this portfolio

biggerry wrote:

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?

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

biggerry wrote:D80 + 17-55 f2.8 + polariser

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

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)