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Nov 03, 2006 20:12 |  #16

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there subjects other than waterfalls.:)

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Nov 03, 2006 21:10 |  #17

...Lichen?


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Nov 03, 2006 21:14 |  #18

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...Lichen?

I love water. Been a ex Mt Maunganui boy and surfer, Working in Kataikati and swimming in the waterholes feed by the Kamais and the like.


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Nov 03, 2006 22:41 as a reply to  @ post 2212892 |  #19

Two more of Photogs:

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Nov 03, 2006 23:04 as a reply to  @ CliveyBoy's post |  #20

Two more of the cyanide vats. The main cylinders extended to 50ft, but have since been cut off. The bottoms ended in a funnel supported by the concrete works.


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Nov 03, 2006 23:09 as a reply to  @ CliveyBoy's post |  #21

This last one is of the old rail bridge leading straight into the rock face. That's NZ's State Highway #2 straight over the top.

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Nov 04, 2006 00:04 |  #22

Some great shots everyone. I really want to go back here sometime and have another go at some of the spots, especially the cyanide vats. From seeing everyone elses shots I have learnt that a bit of flash in that sort of situation works wonders.

Oh and the other thing I learnt looking at everyones photos is that I need to loose weight. The diet started yesterday!




  
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Nov 04, 2006 00:19 |  #23

scotttnz wrote in post #2214101 (external link)
Some great shots everyone. I really want to go back here sometime and have another go at some of the spots, especially the cyanide vats. From seeing everyone elses shots I have learnt that a bit of flash in that sort of situation works wonders.

Thinking with 20/20 hindsight, I should have taken my hotshoe adapter & ultralong cable - run the cable behind the pillars & had someone point the flash at the funnel in the distance. Maybe next time.


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