Freycinet National Park.

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Freycinet National Park.

Postby Mickeymoo » Mon 11 Aug, 2008 10:17 pm

Gday all, I went for a drive to Freycinet the weekend gone to have a bit of a wander and to scope out a few photo locations along the way for future shoots.

Here are a few I got and a few of others can be seen at http://s173.photobucket.com/albums/w76/mcikeymoo21/

Michael.

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a slightly different view of winglass than the normal postcard images!!
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Re: Freycinet National Park.

Postby Robbo » Tue 12 Aug, 2008 3:41 pm

As usual, very good pictures, Mickeymoo. It is a great place for photos in good light.

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Re: Freycinet National Park.

Postby Mickeymoo » Tue 12 Aug, 2008 9:03 pm

Thanks Tony, it certainly is a great place even slightly ordinary light can produce some decent photos.
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Re: Freycinet National Park.

Postby Robbo » Tue 12 Aug, 2008 9:38 pm

That's very true

Many years ago, almost in another life!, my wife, two young children, and I walked over the Wineglass Bay and camped at the northern end - there used to be running water there then, but I you can't camp there anymore, and I don't think the creek has run for many years. But back to the point, it was an Easter time I think, and the sunrise looking out over the waves and bay was awesome; almost as if the sky was on fire. I have some brilliant photos, prints only, in an album somewhere. I feel inspired to dig them out now that think about it again.

Looking forward to the pictures you take now that you have, 'scoped out' the area.

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Re: Freycinet National Park.

Postby Mickeymoo » Wed 13 Aug, 2008 8:47 am

Yeah its always fun to go back and look at old photos, I wouldnt think that creek would have seen much water for some years now. The east coast is certainly a geat spot for some great colours in the mornings.

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