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 by mudder on Sun Aug 14, 2005 9:40 pm
G'day,
Just finished playing with a couple from a recent play down at the Otways... Feedback welcome 
Beauchamp falls Stuffed it up a bit as the cam wasn't level so I lost the framing when levelled and cropped, doh...
f/22, ISO 200, Exp 8sec's, @18mm, kit lens, CPL blended between two images for the highlights.
A quick hand-held pano of three images, didn't pan very well but came up OK... Only had a moment before we all had to jump back in the car and keep going, rats!!! Saw some stunning scenes that morning on the way...
 Aka Andrew
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by embi on Sun Aug 14, 2005 9:45 pm
Geez I was down the otways this weekend as well. There was enough of us down the coast and the rain forests to have a mini meet. We just didnt know it.
I like the second image the most. Its good memories of why I like the otways so much
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