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Junee River
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Junee River
by Mickeymoo » Mon 02 Mar, 2009 12:14 pm
Gday all, I unfortunately haven't been doing much walking lately but yesterday I had intentions of scouting around the Styx Valley for photo locations but ended up visiting Junee Cave and even got some reasonably overcast weather. I had also intended to visit Horseshoe Falls, but they are still closed off, and have been for quite some time now, and still with no signage to let people know at the bottom that they aren't accessible!.
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Re: Junee River
by the_camera_poser » Mon 02 Mar, 2009 7:17 pm
Oh brother, you're making that 5D sing like a canary! Lovely!
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Re: Junee River
by Steve » Mon 02 Mar, 2009 10:16 pm
Nice shots Michael. 
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Re: Junee River
by Mickeymoo » Tue 03 Mar, 2009 7:21 am
Thanks guys, yeah loving the 5D, the full frame took a little bit to get used to but now its great, means I can get in even closer!
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Re: Junee River
by johnw » Tue 03 Mar, 2009 7:36 am
Great photos Michael! Those last 4 or 5 make me feel like I'm actually right there, and could just reach out and touch things 
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Re: Junee River
by MJD » Tue 03 Mar, 2009 10:40 am
Wow, those are great - especially the first one.
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Re: Junee River
by Mickeymoo » Tue 03 Mar, 2009 5:54 pm
Thanks guys, one of the benefits of having a full frame camera now! I can get in real close and still fit all the things that I want in the frame 
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Re: Junee River
by Clownfish » Wed 11 Mar, 2009 11:05 am
Some great colour in those, really intense greens.
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