Brisbane POTN: General Ramblings Thread

Tina that shot of the path is BRILLIANT!

catsith wrote in post #3106667
i was thinking of a park or something nearby greg. we could go there afterwards?

mmm, there is one park nearby but I'm not sure about the facilities. Plus the park is on the cnr of Beaudesert and Ipswich roads.

Nice shots there BTW Tina.

thanks shay and greg.
will check out the area when i am next there greg.

catsith wrote in post #3106807
thanks shay and greg.
will check out the area when i am next there greg.

ok, thanks

Ohh I like your shots Tina esp the one of the path.
Same to you Andrew - looks like you had a good walk.
That girl sure looks pretty snazzy in her pink netting.

We found this little bugger on that path and by george was he a poser. Almost would have thought he was a robot.

Now they are cool Nice work Helen

lovely shots there helen, the first pose looks just like mine! I must go and process it.

kinnon, i think i will be running out of time. You have my mobile, if you want to go to lennox head or somewhere on sat, let me know. I have no idea what is around. But i like the early light, not the middle of the day. I am off about mid day today, no computer for the w/e, goodness, i'll have withdrawal symptoms.
have a good w/e all.

Tina, I've got a couple of jobs in the morning with work, I should be finished about 9.30, and by the time I shower and drive to lennox it'd be about 11ish but that may be too late for you?

If you still want to meet up give me a call somtime and we can figure something out.

kinnon, i think i am still going to the coast. I feel so tired at the moment. If you want to meet up for lunch, that would be nice, not sure i want to shoot too much in the middle of the day. Any suggestions? Do i have your number? i cleaned out my mobile the other day. pm me with your mobile again.

okay, here are some more.
1. helen, where is the piccie of the duck?

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HelenThura wrote in post #3107019
Ohh I like your shots Tina esp the one of the path.
Same to you Andrew - looks like you had a good walk.
That girl sure looks pretty snazzy in her pink netting.

We found this little bugger on that path and by george was he a poser. Almost would have thought he was a robot.

The colour is so amazing and great sharp pics too .. I wonder how much processing you done there Helen.

Peace
AL

catsith wrote in post #3106693
and some more
1. didn't know this place existed. good find helen.

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2. didn't turn out how i hoped, but anyway...

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3. and this little fellow is from mt cootha

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I like the idea of the second one. The path is so mysterious. I like it Tina.

I have not seen that type of carterpillar before. The butterflies must be quite colourful. I have only seen some black and green ones around.

AL

Thanks for sharing
AL

update kinnon, i am not going to the coast this w/e. My friends preferred me not to gatecrash this time, but the next time. So not sure when that will be. Now i can spend the w/e doing my photos!!

thanks al

No worries Tina. Business settlement is next week so after about the 10th I'll have a lot more time on my hands (including weekends)

catsith wrote in post #3110083
okay, here are some more.
1. helen, where is the piccie of the duck?

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Lol Tina I found out with those photos that I really am not much of a birdie There is some half decent ones but none that I went wow over. Look at my pose

PeacePlanet,
The area which we were in for this was quite misty as you can see in Tina's photo so basically all I did in PS was up the contrast to bring back the depth and sharpen it a little bit. What it really shows is the quality of the lens I was using the 70-200mm f4 L. I tend to forget how sharp and the colour it has till I get an image like that in PS and go mmm I love this lens.