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Had to drop a few thing's of at a mates place today took the camera with me here's a few shot's from around Imbil it's about 60k's N/W from Noosa

Id say the drive was worth it.

Lovely pictures, im really liking the second one, fantastic colours!

Well done.

Nice selection of shots there mitedo.

I've been meaning to go back thru there some time, been quite a few years and always struck me as a rather scenic area.

#1 #2 and #8 really stand out. Sharp, nice composition and great colours.

Well i think they all look great, 1 and 2 i like most but hey i would be happy with these pics for sure well worth the trip well done.

Fantastic shots.. I also love the frames you used.. Are they a photoshop plugin or something, or did you do it by hand?

Hi gleff just sent you a PM about the frames

mitedo wrote:Hi gleff just sent you a PM about the frames

Thanks for that.. Just PM'd you back

Always come up with the top series, I love them & your techniques.

Great series. I like them all.

The weathered weatherboard & tanks and the Railway pub do it for me. Both are full of potential for a subsequent excursion with more time and different light.

Cheers,

Excellent images Kevin. They really show the character of the town. I really like #2 but enjoyed looking at them all.

These are fantastic! The colours are so vibrant! The second one would be my pic, just love it, and I think would look great in B&W too.

I'm a sucker for rust and weathered wood, so the third and the last do it for me too!! Love this kind of stuff, it's so typicaly Australian! Makes me want to get out into the country now with my camera in tow......who wants the kids for a couple of days??

Well done, a fantastic series.

A very nice series of photos. I really like the 2nd one.

Must be the country boy in me...

I love no.2 closely followed by no.3, but a great series in general

Talk about frames, those ones there in that action that i have changes the size of my pics to a strange size, as i used to use that a long time ago. The double matte frame.

Looks like a magic spot, great images. The one of the old homestead would be a good one for B&W..

The good thing about the action is that you can go in and change things to the way you like them - resize /sharpen / change boarder colours & so on, i have mine set up so that after nef to jpeg i hit the button a few times & the pic is resized /sharpend/ & sent to a folder i have chosen

Thank's for the comments, here's a few more from the day

G'day Kevin,
You could wander around these sorts of places for ages, love old homesteads and farm remains like old cattle grates and ramps... I assume you used a polariser? Great definition and texture in the sky, the greens seem a smidge saturated for me though... Are ya gonna try these in B&W with some grain and vignette huh, huh, huh

Hi Andrew i used the 12-24 nikon with a Hoya UV-CPL no sat added in the grass this is how all the shot's came out from the camera, the green realy stand's out in all the shots i took, shots were taken in A RGB Color Mode II
this one is straight from the camera

The 12-24's a beaut eh?

Kevin,

Great series, you have inspired me to dust off my 12-24 and go out and get a few shots this weekend!

Stuart

Kevin - all of these shots are testament to your photographic eye

Love seeing your name in the post list, always know I'm going get to see some xcellent images. Just spot on colour and saturation

Great series Kevin beautifully saturated colour and well composed. I would appreciate a look at that frame action Kevin.
cheers
marco