(Upper) Yarra River by LouLouBell

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jul 01, 2006

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G'day. Sorry guys = I couldnt help myself. I went up to Mt Donna Buang (again) yesterday (fri) and took lots of rainforest shots (which i will upload later this week) and this was taken along the Yarra River just out of Warburton, 60km east of Melbourne, Australia. We have had very dry (but cold) weather for many weeks now (very little rain or snow) and its been cloudy which suits me fine (less contrast problems in the forests)!!! So i have been having fun with my nd filter and longer exposures!! Very much trial and error. Most of my shots havent even been sharpened/level adjusted yet (too many to do and not enough time!!!) Thanx for the comments as always and i love lloking at everyone elses stuff. It gives me great inspiration for ideas, landscapes (my lifes love),framing and your techniques are great!! So a big thanx to y'all. Cheerio Loopy Lou

Comments (7)

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babuci

3:22AM | Sat, 01 July 2006

Ohh... I saw a faery ..I did...I swear I did! Sooo rich in green and motion...well done!

Ger50

3:30AM | Sat, 01 July 2006

such a wonderful place, well done

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southernamazon1957

5:39AM | Sat, 01 July 2006

Beautiful greenery and the water is splendid. Thank you :)

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nattarious

9:31AM | Sat, 01 July 2006

Amazing scene :) Love the calm mood.. and all it needs two lovers either sitting on the greens somewhere or hanging on a rope and floating with the water :)).. I really do love this series.. And one question please... Can you capture another shot at the same lovely unknown lake or river but vertical. The rocks and water at the 1/3 lower part and the sky and or any trees in the area at the 2/3 of the upper part! Also freeze the water.. That will make a super shot and i am the first who will added to my favorites :) Thank you and have a lovely day..

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