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Tassie time

Postby ozimax on Sat Nov 07, 2015 9:49 pm

I had a few days in Tassie this week, up to and including today.

Overlooking Mt Roland
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Red dirt crops (oversaturated on purpose)
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Cradle Mountain as majestic as ever
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Into the night
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Re: Tassie time

Postby !~DeViNe~DaRkNeSs~! on Sun Nov 08, 2015 1:56 am

I don't have enough fingers to point at all the things i like about these pics
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Postby zafra52 on Sun Nov 08, 2015 10:56 am

I don't have enough fingers to point at all the things i like about these pics


I quite agree; I like all of them.
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Re: Tassie time

Postby Matt. K on Sun Nov 08, 2015 2:36 pm

Great shots! All have the essentials for landscapes, foreground, middle ground and back ground. If I might make 1 slight negative comment....I think the images have been over sharpened and this gives them a slightly unnatural look.
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Re: Tassie time

Postby bigsarg7 on Sun Nov 08, 2015 4:00 pm

Great shots, Im guessing you packed the fuji gear to travel with? They look fantastic, makes me actually want to go visit there again!! (lasted 24hrs last time, might have to make it a longer stay and explore more next time).
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Re: Tassie time

Postby gstark on Mon Nov 09, 2015 6:19 am

Matt. K wrote:...I think the images have been over sharpened and this gives them a slightly unnatural look.


It's Tassie, so looking unnatural should be ... natural.

Great shots, and I particularly like the various colours in the second.
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Re: Tassie time

Postby PiroStitch on Mon Nov 09, 2015 1:30 pm

Love the colours in the second.

Haven't had a chance to make my way down to Tassie and these shots are selling me on the idea of it!
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Re: Tassie time

Postby biggerry on Tue Nov 10, 2015 10:32 pm

I like the second image Oziman, repetitive fields always catch me in :)

I agree with Matt, they are all over sharpened, this is exacerbated by the forum resize, however viewing on flickr shows they have been pushed a bit far.

I like your low viewpoint on Dove lake too :)
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Re: Tassie time

Postby ozimax on Wed Nov 11, 2015 8:40 am

Thanks all for the comments. I do agree that they're most probably over sharpened to a fair degree but to be honest the processing was done on-the-fly . If I was printing these large I would take more time to do the saturation/sharpening etc. There's just not much time (or internet) while on the road. Taste is a nice place to visit. This week I am not exactly working but taking care of my elderly parents on this trip, which actually makes for harder work than a normal week but hey, that's life. Off to Port Arthur today so should be interesting.
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Re: Tassie time

Postby gstark on Wed Nov 11, 2015 9:38 am

ozimax wrote:Off to Port Arthur today so should be interesting.


Please do take care there.

I lost a dear friend, Ray Sharp, in the Port Arthur massacre. Please pay my respects.
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Re: Tassie time

Postby ozimax on Wed Nov 11, 2015 6:17 pm

gstark wrote:
ozimax wrote:Off to Port Arthur today so should be interesting.


Please do take care there.

I lost a dear friend, Ray Sharp, in the Port Arthur massacre. Please pay my respects.


Just home from Pt Arthur Gary and I've only read your post now. I did spend a moment reflecting at the memorial. I remember years ago visiting the cafe which is now empty. I'm sorry to hear that your friend died in the tragedy. We enjoyed Pt Arthur but I must admit it was a little strange being there this time. The staff seemed very understanding and professional when mentioning 1996.

It seemed an appropriate day too, being 11/11, and as usual I did also get to spend a minute's silence, (alone) on this special day.
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Re: Tassie time

Postby gstark on Thu Nov 12, 2015 6:46 am

ozimax wrote:It seemed an appropriate day too, being 11/11, and as usual I did also get to spend a minute's silence, (alone) on this special day.


Indeed.

I've only been to Tassie once; 1973, for my honeymoon. Can't remember where my then wife went ... :)

I need to go again (and to Adelaide) ....
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Re: Tassie time

Postby ozimax on Thu Nov 12, 2015 8:46 am

gstark wrote:
ozimax wrote:It seemed an appropriate day too, being 11/11, and as usual I did also get to spend a minute's silence, (alone) on this special day.


Indeed.

I've only been to Tassie once; 1973, for my honeymoon. Can't remember where my then wife went ... :)

I need to go again (and to Adelaide) ....


I took Robyn on the Overland Track (Cradle Mt to Lake St Clair) on our 1st anniversary way back in January 1984. We slogged through 5 days of mud. Lost her a couple of times but eventually found her again. Actually I think she tried to lose me a few times for taking her there, but I always kept coming back...

Tassie is a nice place, not quite as majestic as NZ but still beautiful, especially the alpine regions. Unfortunately for many it takes a lot of walking to get to the very best spots and it's also a very expensive place to visit.
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