Reflections

[walkinTas]

Here is another Gallery that everyone might be able to add to. I'm sure you've all got a good reflection shot somewhere! ...And a couple of pictures to start with.


Lake Rowallan

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Lake Rowallan

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[tas-man]

Here's one taken at Fern Glade near Burnie. Click thumbnail to enlarge.

[tasdaz]

Was going through some older shots yesterday and remembered this thread for refection photos

[Joe]

this has been cropped to fit....original at:

http://joeharrison.info/images/Sunset%20on%20Lady%20Lake.jpg

[Mickeymoo]

Here is one from me.


Michael.

[Joe]

wow...the colours in that last shot almost make it look like a magic eye puzzle. Bit freaky!

[tasdaz]

Tall trees reflected in a small stream at Mt Field



Same place but zoomed in to catch the water effect whilst it rained

[walkinTas]

More Cradle Mountain scenes.

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[TassieMargie]

Lake Rosebery off the bridge facing north

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[Son of a Beach]

Hey, nice pics in this topic!

I like what tasdaz has done with the comparative shots with and without the rain drop ripples, and TassieMargie's misty shot is mysteriously beautiful.

[TassieMargie]

Thanks Nik. Tassie certainly is a beautiful place and that includes the reflections. All the shots above are great

[flyfisher]

Not really from a walk but........

Taken at Old Beach on the Derwent River

[Joe]

the black and white conversion really works for that shot. looks olde worlde-y

[tasdaz]

the black and white conversion really works

It certainly does. I would love to do more work in black and white but is proving harder than taking shots with nice colours

[TassieMargie]

If I am going to work in black and white I do a couple of shots in colour and the change the camera to black and white and take a couple like that as well. Try it ...sometimes t works and sometimes it doesn't. Very nice black and white tho.

[Joe]

The photo management software I use (DigiKam) has about 40 or so different black and white conversion filters. From basic desaturation right through to emulating a bunch of the older 35mm B&W films. I really like its ilford filter for reproducing the beautiful contrast and grain that the old ilford delta 400 film had.

[flyfisher]

T W , The camera I used for the boats is a Canon S2IS and amongst its settings it has B & W .Just thought I'd try and see what happened. Didn't come out too bad. FF

[Joe]

Aaah I used to have the s2is. sold it to buy my d50. Wouldnt go back now...but for the time I had it I got some cracker photos with the s2. Have you played with its selective colourisation in camera? THAT is lots of fun.
Great shot regardless of gear though

[flyfisher]

No TWF's I haven't played with that stuff yet.The camera has been more a recorder of nice places ,fish caught ,critters seen etc. than an end in itself ,however that has changed a bit in recent times. Cost of new cameras is scarey though so this one will have to do for a bit longer.
FF

[johnw]

A couple from me taken during/after OT trip early January.

The tarn on Mt Ossa:


Early morning at Cynthia Bay looking towards Mt Olympus:


Kind regards,
John W

[Beevor]

Fantastic piccies all!!!

I have a couple taken from my little point and shoot Sony on Scamander River.... still learning how to use the Canon 40D



and again...



Cheers,
Beevor

[flyfisher]

I have a couple taken at Corinna, of the Pieman River.





FF

[walkinTas]

Three shots from Shadow Lake

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[flyfisher]

Well done Walkin Tas, great shots.

Just curious about the lake in the third pic. Is that Shadow lake or Forgotten Lake. Nice shot whichever it is.

Cheers Flyfisher

[walkinTas]

Thanks Flyfisher, The first pic is a little water hole on the side of the track before Shadow Lake. The other two are Shadow Lake. They were taken 5 minutes apart. The middle one was taken last. Sadly the early morning fog cleared quickly just after I got to the lake. But that is Little Hugel in the background of the last pic.

[tasadam]

Here are 4 from my Easter walk at Mt Field.

[tasdaz]

Taken on the Derwent River on a still Autumn evening

[Pedro]

The Pool of Memories on Show Weekend in 2006.

There were 6 inches of snow that night, which changed the view a bit:

Wombat Tarn the day before Anzac Day this year:

TazDaz- what an awesome shot! I love that boat scene

[TassieMargie]

Wow, there are some really awesome shots in here. Well done guys.