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 by bwhinnen on Sun Jan 02, 2005 11:31 pm
To Townsville, visiting the out (I mean in) laws...
Firstly the Christmas light pictures;
First one was taken as the sun was going down, shame the wind moved the shrubs on the left and blurred the lights a bit.
London Court
Second one was my first attempt at a panorama, tilted CCW unfortunately.
Bayswater Road
Third one was another panorama attempt, it seems that 512Mb of RAM is not enough to do perspective stitching in PS CS with 4 full sized RAW images 
Can't Remember Cres
This is my favourite panorama, except for the cars
Greenwood Cres
This is a work in progress, was playing around with multiple layers in PS CS and a filter set called Virtual Photographer (this is Glamour). Wife wasn't feeling to well this day, taken at Port Hitchenbrook (sic?).
My Wife, a glamour to me
This one has shown me that I really need a lens hood for the 28-80mm lens (I got the Hardley Normal Kit rather than the proper kit lens ) The lens flare really annoyed me. This the the fall on the Strand.
Waterfall, the Strand
I turned around and loved the lighting on the trees from the previous photo...
Eerie tree, the Strand
This is me being artsy, yes I know the light in the bottom corner is distracting, I may clone it out yet, but I wanted the trunk leading up to the crown of the palm tree. This was taken at 19:28, 30s at f/10.
Palm Tree
Cheers
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by Matt. K on Sun Jan 02, 2005 11:38 pm
Love 6069! Strong composition and beautifully arranged. That's art.
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by Kristine on Sun Jan 02, 2005 11:56 pm
bwhinnen wrote:To Townsville, visiting the out (I mean in) laws... This is my favourite panorama, except for the cars Greenwood CresI turned around and loved the lighting on the trees from the previous photo... Eerie tree, the StrandCheers Brett
Nice Photo's - These are my two favourites.
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by Greg B on Mon Jan 03, 2005 6:42 am
Great shots Brett, the one of your wife is fantastic, love the composition and the look. Excellent work.
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by mudder on Mon Jan 03, 2005 8:52 am
G'day Brett,
http://www.griffin.net.au/D70users/Town ... C_6069.jpg &
http://www.griffin.net.au/D70users/Town ... 0-crop.jpg are both great! Great use of an interesting background in 6069 to set-off the shot, but 6090 invokes a real feeling of mystery and "spookiness" for me, love that shot! Great subject and composition... Wonder if you could crop out the two spot-lights in the background to centre the attention on the eerie glowing tree (or what-ever it is)... Really like that shot...
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by ajo43 on Mon Jan 03, 2005 7:25 pm
This is my favorite. Great lighting.
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by bwhinnen on Tue Jan 04, 2005 8:27 am
Thanks for the kind words 
I am so glad it wasn't just me that liked the lighting on the trees, was wondering if I was just being strange taking a photograph of that, got some weird looks when taking it 
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by the foto fanatic on Tue Jan 04, 2005 8:47 am
Nice work Brett 
Thanx for posting.
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by Geoff on Tue Jan 04, 2005 8:59 am
ajo43 wrote:This is my favorite. Great lighting.
I also love this image but there was one thing that I found very amusing in it (might be my sleep deprivation coming through here) but I have highlighted the funny bit..looks a lot like ET or a snake type creature eating up part of the root...tell me you can see what I'm talking about and I'm not completely crazy? . Good one!
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by bwhinnen on Tue Jan 04, 2005 10:05 am
I see it now, that's all I see when I look at it now ET having some spaghetti...
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