and there was plenty of fungi on the forest floor to keep me busy, and it was nice and overcast which was a bonus. Here are a few that I got.Cheers,
Michael.
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Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
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Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by Mickeymoo » Mon 25 May, 2009 10:47 pm
Gday all, I went for a little wander on sunday to Lady Barron Falls, there was some good water flowing, a little chilly on the legs after a few hours of standing in it and there was plenty of fungi on the forest floor to keep me busy, and it was nice and overcast which was a bonus. Here are a few that I got.
Cheers,
Michael.
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and there was plenty of fungi on the forest floor to keep me busy, and it was nice and overcast which was a bonus. Here are a few that I got.Cheers,
Michael.
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by the_camera_poser » Tue 26 May, 2009 11:04 am
Nice set Michael!
For those toadies- what sort of lighting did you use, if I may ask?
For those toadies- what sort of lighting did you use, if I may ask?
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by stepbystep » Tue 26 May, 2009 11:13 am
Nice pics, but last time I was there the water wasn't so blurry 
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by Mickeymoo » Tue 26 May, 2009 11:33 am
Thanks for the comments everyone
It was all natural lighting on the fungi shot, it was amlost a perfect natural set up for the photo, the angle which I wanted to shoot from had nice diffuse light from the right hand side, I was quite lucky with that one, setting were from memory ISO 50, f/16 and 45 seconds.
lol, yes I have this weird disease called shutter speedius slowius that is incurable
the_camera_poser wrote:Nice set Michael!
For those toadies- what sort of lighting did you use, if I may ask?
It was all natural lighting on the fungi shot, it was amlost a perfect natural set up for the photo, the angle which I wanted to shoot from had nice diffuse light from the right hand side, I was quite lucky with that one, setting were from memory ISO 50, f/16 and 45 seconds.
stepbystep wrote:Nice pics, but last time I was there the water wasn't so blurry
lol, yes I have this weird disease called shutter speedius slowius that is incurable
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by johnw » Tue 26 May, 2009 1:17 pm
Wow. The depth and clarity is outstanding. It's easy to feel like you are actually there. 
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by stoogest » Tue 26 May, 2009 1:20 pm
You've done exceptionally well to not get any background ferns blurring due to the long shutter speed. Whenever I'm out there always seems to be just a puff of breeze that ruins it.
Great shots!
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by Mickeymoo » Tue 26 May, 2009 9:49 pm
Thanks for the comments everyone.
Yeah it was unusually calm down in the stream, even up closer to the falls where there is usually a lot of cool air pooling and causing turbulence, I was quite lucky to get minimal foilage movement, and also trying to avoid using any foilage as a central part of the compositions helps a bit.
stoogest wrote:You've done exceptionally well to not get any background ferns blurring due to the long shutter speed. Whenever I'm out there always seems to be just a puff of breeze that ruins it.
Great shots!
Yeah it was unusually calm down in the stream, even up closer to the falls where there is usually a lot of cool air pooling and causing turbulence, I was quite lucky to get minimal foilage movement, and also trying to avoid using any foilage as a central part of the compositions helps a bit.
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by lexharris » Wed 27 May, 2009 10:40 pm
A nice set of waterfalls Michael. My favourites are the shorter exposures, 3-10 sec.
Cheers, Lex
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by walkinTas » Mon 08 Jun, 2009 10:24 pm
Hi Michael. As part of the update of the Wiki I added a link to this topic in the List of Waterfalls.
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Re: Lady Barron Creek, Falls & Forest
by Mickeymoo » Mon 08 Jun, 2009 11:14 pm
Thanks Lex. Thanks for doing that WalkinTas.
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