We get them coming up the Derwent River, about the same time al the fish go off the bite.
The sunlight clipping the tops of these mountains really makes the image, Gary. Very nice
An interesting waterfall, Gary. Usually they just go over in a even low but this one goes in various directions, top shot, mate.
It's working well for you, Caladina. My 28 to 104mm is my most used lens for daylight, it allows me a bit of distance from my subject.
Like time , that moments gone, that is why we take a Kodak moment. ( for those to young to remember, this comment was from a old Kodak film add)...
I agree with Gary, the slower shutter speed one shows movement where as the other looks like a creepy spider dropping from the sky.
Now isn't he cute. Looks like he is out looking for love.
The reflection in the water, really makes this images, Gary.
An interesting and enjoyable image to look at, John.
Effort you say, does this mean getting up before 8.30 in the morning and not pressing the 10 minute snooze button a few times.
This would be handy when shooting in a small room to capture all that is there.
A very nice image, Gary, I like the red in the sky against the ark landscape.
This is a area of photograph I have not gotten into but it is interesting looking at what other's do with it.
A very interesting and colourful shot, Tony.
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