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Trying to make a 1.5m tall waterfall look bigger than it is.
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OK, I give up. Even after a trip to Specsavers I still can't find it.
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G'day mate
Have to agree with Gary here ... it's a bit hard on the eyes
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Posted in Black and white thread as well.. too cryptic for me!Comment
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Finally after several weeks I can log back into this forum to correct the posting error. I even tried to create a new account with no luck. Hopefully this forum will be stable from now on.
This is the picture that should have been in post one of this thread.
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Are yes, that looks more like a waterfall. Not sure those rocks on the right help the image, do you have another shot pointing more to the left?Comment
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G'day mate
Waterfall - after the initial posting effort I was expecting the golden arches to be falling down .....
Seriously tho - I do enjoy seeing water falling images - esp those where the scale is such that the viewer is stumped to work out exactly how much fall there actually is ~ and that applies to this image as well. Well done !!
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> Motorhome travels outback eastern Australia much of each year
> recent images at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ozzie_traveller/sets/Comment
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Much better image than the first K1W1. Lovely B&W conversion. A bit blown in the water catchment area but I'll just call it foam
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Hi K1W1. If you want I can clean up this post by removing the coloured image and the banter that comes with it. Just let me knowI Shoot A Canon
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