Well this is the last of it....
Empress Falls
Bit of more conventional fungi
Lower Empress Falls
Up the Creek with a camera - Megalong Valley
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Guess you are tired of looking at waterfalls lizards and fungi
Well this is the last of it.... Empress Falls Bit of more conventional fungi Lower Empress Falls Up the Creek with a camera - Megalong Valley
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I like the angle you have taken on the first. The colours are also good.
 Regards Colin
Cameras, lenses and a lust for life
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Forgot the star of the show...
Go the dragons 
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#1 I like that perspective, I guess I am liking the compositions of the falls that are bit different to the straight on shots and this one makes the cut in my books - the only improvement imo would be if you had a handy fellow to hold back those two trees partially hiding the upper portion of the falls
 Nice fungi in #2 as well, I wish I had time to have a crack at this one, those little white bits on the top look great. Good balance on this one but I can tell thats a road in the BG  Lower empress falls - this is a simliar composition to Gary's (Elver) one in the sense its a tight shot concentrating on teh water and that colourfull rock, however, and I am not sure why, but I like garys composition more - I actually think his waterfall shot was one of teh best.
yep like this composition, nicely framed creek and I think this might have been one of the better spots in that area - it is quite hard to visualise these kind of shots from up on the banks, its not until you get right down into the water or on the rocks do they become a bit more apparent.
westie.. good looking dragon, maybe a bit more warmth? looks cool on my monitor, but that could just be my end. gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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That guy looks positively cold! Get that dragon into the sun!!
Great shots here Ray...where was that Mushroom? Cameron
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They are fantastic photos, all of them. Love the mushroom one in particular.
Alex
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