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Join Date: Nov 2004
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As shown by Rendezvous, we visited Whatipu today. On the Northern tip of the Manukau Harbour entrance.
On the way, dropped by Nihotupu Dam: [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/nihotupu.jpg[/img] [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/nihotupu2.jpg[/img] Arrived at the carpark, and walked 15min through the pathway, along to the Southern tip of the beach and shot this: [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/whatipu_south.jpg[/img] And just along the beach to the right was the sun setting, with 3 people jumping around the water: [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/whatipu_sun.jpg[/img] Meanwhile, the sun sets, people leave, Wazza freaks out, sets the camera on 10sec timer, and runs away! [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/whatipu_runaway.jpg[/img] Leaving again, in almost darkness, can't resist snapping another shot across the tidal lake: [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/whatipu_lake.jpg[/img] And of course.. what's one more?! [img]http://wazz*****scity.com/photos/whatipu_tree.jpg[/img] Well we had lots of fun, and officially our last joint effort for a while, as Rendezvous is moving South to continue his University study. Enjoy all. |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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That first sunset shot is superb.
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Good stuff! The second one has a very cool look.
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Wow #2 is cool looking. I can almost picture a boat going over the edge there!
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Cream of the Crop
Join Date: Nov 2004
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Thanks for the comments.
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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Great shots I agree Number 2 is something else How deep is it anyway.
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Nice shots there of course
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I like them all, but I love the last.
On the last shot might I suggest a crop putting the tree on the left third and the horizon on the lower third, still keeping the rock and the moon in the shot. Something like this; Hope you don't mind the suggestion, Cameron
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Cream of the Crop
Join Date: Nov 2004
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Yeah nice crop.
The pic I already did, was already a slight crop, as I shot it wide open. Walking along the path, turned camera back onto manual mode, and shot, something like 4 sec exp. I generally follow rules of thirds. Now I just wish all digital cameras shot at 2.35:1 NIce, and more natural to our field of view. |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Albany, Georgia
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What is the second picture of? What does that spill way do?
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Cream of the Crop
Join Date: Nov 2004
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The dam is 100% full, that's why the water was trickling over constantly. A few years back on a couple of occassions, we had a drought, and had to preserve the water. Water level was under 20-30%.. Which looks really odd in a massive tank
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Wow... were these shot with the Sony listed in your signature?
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Yes, they were shot with the Sony V1. Not a bad advanced P&S camera. I've done approx 12,300 pics, in 16 months. Just on Sunday, I broke it...
So maybe that's a sign that I will get a Canon DSLR sooner than expected. |
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