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Love the top shit Craig with the sun peaking over. I imagine a bubbling brook down in those gullies.
You use proper gear… what settings do you use for shots into the sun so it doesn’t just wash out the scene?

Thanks Seeds, I'm shooting wide angle at 18mm with my lens at F9. For the exposure I metered it more off the land than the mountains/sky, and that was at 1/800 of a second with ISO of 500.

PS any hints to where that bluff is.

Beautiful scenes above AW, we live in an amazing world if you notice both the detail and the bigger picture

That first one Craig is the money shot. Some serious grass porn there, I was just showing it to some dairy cows and you shoulda heard the moos

Craig wrote:

PS any hints to where that bluff is.

Okay thanks for that. f9 to 11 I was once told was good for landscape. I suppose you can muck around with shutter settings as you get a preview through the lens as opposed to the old film days. Must pull out my proper camera.

The bluff. I used to own a 5 acre patch nearby that had permanent rainforest creek and swimming hole. Biggest regret of my life selling that especially as I now live so close to it.
It’s no secret, it’s the Kenilworth Bluff.

shoredump wrote:

Beautiful scenes above AW, we live in an amazing world if you notice both the detail and the bigger picture

That first one Craig is the money shot. Some serious grass porn there, I was just showing it to some dairy cows and you shoulda heard the moos

Hahaha

I wouldn't recommend restaging the shoot, @craig!
reckon @seeds snuck onto a dodgy little shoulder,
with overgrown bush on a hella blind corner,
on Moy Pocket Road for a leak and a ponder!!!

I was on Lowe Rd

Ah thanks Seeds, haven't been around that region, beautiful.

They have award winning dairy cows up that way, outstanding in their field.

Hehe
I’ll pay that

breed of beakless cockatoos up that way that always succeed too, @old-dog : )

(anyone who likes casually looking up the etymology of words and the origin of phrases, look up:
"that old chestnut"
It is the most satisfying and pinpointable looking-up of a thing you'll do in recent memory.. nothing to do with any hypotheses you might have assumed.. simply a line in 20thC play, from memory.. a bloke telling a story for the umpteenth time.. something like that.. about the tree, not the nut.. I won't spell it all out or look it up again.. just might be an idle moment's fun for some..)

Delicious roosters too.
As he aged the poor gangly chap’s voice started to croak in the back yard.
I said no, you will be henceforth known as kebabs.

Haha. Jokesters.