Still on my outing a couple of weeks ago when I went to Cudgen Creek in Kingscliff. The sun was about to set and I was in the thick of the mangroves trying to chase the shadows of the trees across the water.
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This is a gorgeous shot!
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Thanks Nato 🙂
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Truly lovely — caught the mood, the region, the stillness, the setting sun and the shadows. 🙂
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Beautiful, so atmospheric. Love the reflections.
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Thanks Katie 🙂
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Loving the “watery” colours in the whole photo.
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Thanks Claudette, BTW we are seeing about the Huon valley, may be past there around the middle of the week in a while. I will keep you posted and see what eventuates 🙂
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yay, where are you going first in Tassie?
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Hobart for two days then bruny island for the day then maybe head down your way overnight or so then off to Derwent, Strahan etc 🙂
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I think you will enjoy Bruny – plenty of lovely ocean and coastline vistas for your camera. I actually work in Hobart each week day, so if it makes it easier I could catch up with you there for a cuppa. Although the Huon is worthwhile seeing, I especially love driving down from Huonville to home along the river. Happy and safe travelling.
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A gorgeous shot Kaz, especially love the ezra wide view 🙂
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Thanks Jane I was trying out the pano feature in Lightroom which I am liking 🙂
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Haven’t found that one yet Kaz , better have a look!!
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Jane its in the new Lightroom. If you highlight your photos that you want to put in a pano or HDR, then right click and up near the top its has Merge in….. and pick your poison 🙂
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Ah that’s the problem Kaz, not sure which number everyone else is on but mine is Lightroom 4 !!! 🙂
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Thats a shame, I am not sure of the number but its Adobe photoshop Lightroom CC, the newest one that you pay monthly for… that was the reason I changed to the new one so I could use the pano and HDR merge. Its $10/month AUD.
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Thanks Kaz – I must have a look at these sort of things, I don’t even have Photoshop Elements since my laptop crashed, my Lightroom is OK for most things I want to do but would be fun to see what else is possible!
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Of course it goes without saying I love your processing as is 🙂
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Haha you are too kind Kaz! 😀
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Gosh this brings back memories of visiting a Great Uncle at Cudgen in the late sixties!
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Funny how everything else changes but the mangroves are probably much the same. Glad it brought back memories 🙂
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Lovely and the depth of the image is nice!
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Thanks so much ocdphotoguy 🙂
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