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It works Nigell,
Some nice images. Always good to get away.  Regards Colin
Cameras, lenses and a lust for life
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Loved every minute of it. I can't really speak highly enough of the place every thing was great (except for a place called Sorell, that wasn't so good).
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The beach near Kingston shot has some dust bunnies. That's the only negative to your set of images, I really like the late evening shot, the next one in the sequence. Glad you enjoyed this place I call home.
Why did you stop at Sorell?   Share what you know, learn what you don't.
Wilderness Photography of Tasmania http://www.tasmaniart.com.au
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Nigel,
Very nice, and especially nice how you've kept the shadow detail in this image. Have you thought about cropping this one at all? You might try to lose a little of the water in the foreground, and about half of the sky at the top, thus converting this into a pano crop. g.
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