More from Mackintosh Dam and lake Tasmania

[Pete]

Trees are amazing things give them a crack in a rock and they take root. The panorama was 6 shots stitched taken from a Surveyors plinth about 30 meters up the face of the bluff, inline with the dam wall...Its an interesting place and has a nick name of one of the Batteries...The more water in the dams the more power Hydro Tas can generate...

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day Pete

A beaut collection - we are visually blessed with wonderful scenery Downunder
I don't recall this location from any of my previous trips to the South Island - I'll have to put it on the list for 'sometime'

Phil

[HansE]

Looks pretty rugged and out of the way. We are blessed but photographers seem to find beauty everywhere.

[Pete]

G'day Pete

A beaut collection - we are visually blessed with wonderful scenery Downunder
I don't recall this location from any of my previous trips to the South Island - I'll have to put it on the list for 'sometime'

Phil

Thanks Phil, Mackintosh Dam mate just outside of Tullah, on the west.

[Pete]

Looks pretty rugged and out of the way. We are blessed but photographers seem to find beauty everywhere.

Thanks Hans, Its all rain forest called the "Western Wilds" It all borders on the "Tarkine" Its can be very rough once off the bitumen.
It took a team of 4x4 enthusiasts 4 days to travel a little more that 40 kms between Zeehan and Montezuma Falls on a an established Track......They made a video called 4 nights sleeping in the mud. :O

[Isac]

Lovely shots Pete. The stitch worked out well. Do you take the shots on a tripod? I have a PANASAURUS REX which makes it easy for panos.

[HansE]

Sounds like they needed a dozer.

[Pete]

Lovely shots Pete. The stitch worked out well. Do you take the shots on a tripod? I have a PANASAURUS REX which makes it easy for panos.

Andoer is the brand, but it only comes out if I'm using one of the big cameras...Most of my pano's are hand held. I have a technique developed over the years using smaller cameras.