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We had a bit of a picnic last Sunday at Slaughter Falls in Brisbane. After lunch we decided to go for a walk to see the fall, which was anything but. My leaking tap before it was fixed produced more water, but then I saw the indigenous art on the rocks... Taken with the best camera in the world; the one you just happen to have with you and in this case, my Olympus SP570UZ.

zafra52 wrote:My leaking tap before it was fixed produced more water

INteresting shot, I would like to tsee this with the white balance adjusted, I reckon applying a cloudy WB would be the ticket, I always find it makes the aussie bush look more natural and representative of the scene.

Any reason why they are called Slaughter Falls?

Unfortunately, the camera I use takes quite a long time when taking pictures in
RAW format and I always take them in JPG, so I cannot adjust the white balance.
However, the best thing I can do is using a warm filter 25%. What do you think?

zafra52 wrote:However, the best thing I can do is using a warm filter 25%. What do you think?
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Yeah that looks better imo, I would even push it up more than 25%