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Mount Cook and Lake PukakiManaged to jag some good weather on the way to Mount Cook Village a couple of weeks back. Last time i did this trip it was dark and i didn't realise what i had missed.
Here are some scenes from the drive in:
Re: Mount Cook and Lake PukakiI like the third. I wonder if trying to get a bit of detail in the shadows on the right, and increasing the contrats of the snowy mountains might improve the image?
Robert Robert
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Re: Mount Cook and Lake PukakiAll beautiful shots but the 3rd is pick of the bunch for me. Really need to get back to NZ one of these days.
D90 + 18-55VR + 55-200VR
Re: Mount Cook and Lake PukakiThird is my pick, for the right balance of foreground and background interest and nice leading lines with the twisting road in the foreground.
Re: Mount Cook and Lake PukakiI see no pics...
Geoff
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Re: Mount Cook and Lake PukakiGreat scenic shots. Love to be there.
Jethro shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
Re: Mount Cook and Lake Pukakiwould the two tree's in the front row please sit down...
otherwise no.1 would have been be my pic... D300, 80-200 F2.8, 50mm F1.4, 18-70 kit, Sigma 14mm F3.5
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Excellent shots and haha to u all ill be there in less than a month going back to my home town for 2 weeks a mere 3/4hr drive from tekapo u definitely captured the blue and amazingly a perfectly clear day Canon EOS 40D
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Re: Mount Cook and Lake Pukaki#3 for me, if only you could banish those pesky shadows. Must have been a morning shot.
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Re: Mount Cook and Lake PukakiI am going to go against the grain here. I like #2 the best.
Did you use a ND or a C-POL? If you get the chance maybe even try a HDR to get more detail (I think I have fallen in love with the technique, but it weighs on whether or not it keeps working) Cameron
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