Wee Jasper Bridges

[Toddyh]

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[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day Todd

While it's been a few years since I haunted the Wee Jasper area of Burrenjuck Dam, it does not appear to have changed much ... still lots of sandy bottoms and not much water

I also loved the back roads from Cotter to Uriarra Xing to Wee Jasper [and sometimes across to Tumut] ... beaut dirt roads [are they still?] going thru farming country. I loved being there towards sundown, where I could get long exposures of the old gum trees swaying slightly in the breeze ..... mmm

Coming back to your pics !!! - I think #1 & #2 tell the story best - tho on my screen they could be a bit 'bright' - maybe a smallish hit of contrast?
Phil

[seaslug]

Interesting set Toddy. Do you know how it got its name?

[LJG]

Crikey, that brings back memories of many years ago. I love a good bridge, but it's been a very long time since I've been down there. It's one of those timeless places that never changes.

[Toddyh]

Thanks for the comments.

I might turn the highlights down on the sandy pics Phil. Thanks for pointing that out.

No idea Greg, but I would assume aboriginal names of some sort.

Not much changes down Wee Jasper way Lloyd. Maybe apart from the fact there was an RBT set up in 'town' on sunday.

[Isac]

My first visit here Todd. Thanks for showing, the photos do it justice.

[loose cannon]

Good series Todd. Just watch the distortion near the edge of frame, things can get wonky. Camera must be dead level to keep it to a minimum.

[Toddyh]

Thanks Mick. Something to keep an eye on.