Govetts Leap, Blue Mountains, Oztrayleah

[vonnagy]

 

[LaFoto]

:hugs: Mark is back with PHOTOS :hugs:


Only, erm , could they be 56k-killers?
Not even my DSL-connection loads them. After a while of just nothing on the screen, all I get are five crisp and well-lit red x's

All I can hope for is for them to show up after I'll have posted this...

Edit:
No :cry: :cry: :cry:

 

[ferny]

How on Earth do you get your colours like that?!?!?! :shock:
Going by the clouds it looks like you've used a polarizer, but what else have you done to them? Not that I'd try and copy you because I really like them... *shistles*
:thumbsup:

 

[LaFoto]

Yay! I can see them now, I can see them!

"vonnagy-colours"
Typical "vonnagy-colours" .

Ah pleasure to see after all this time!
And what a place to be! Did you hike all the way up. Such dedication! The path doesn't look particularly high-heels-friendly

 

[mentos_007]

yeah Mark! Tell me please what do you do to get such wonderful colours?!?!

 

[Xmetal]

Schmick photos Mark!

Have you posted the meetup pics yet?

 

[John E.]

Good shots. The second one is really does it for me.

 

[Raymond J Barlow]

awesome photos, and great views, depth, and smokin colours!!

 

[Canoncan]

Great shots. Number three and five are just killer.

 

[pursuer]

Awsome series! The second is my favorite. Did you burn these?

 

[Meysha]

:shock: COLOURS!!!! You just increased my homesickness by about 100 fold!
Ok same question as everyone else is asking - how do you do it? And still keep it realistic?

It's so hard to pic a favourite but the first one with the bench is great. The colours in the rock are just unbeleiveable.

 

[Gunderground]

Like everyone else, I think those colors are great.

My guesses on what you are using to take these are either a a high end digital, or fast speed 35mm film and then running either through a saturation on photoshop.

Your photos on your site are fantastic as well.

 

[Ihaveaquestion]

very cool

 

[Jeff Canes]

Wow grate series, love #s 2 & 3

 

[Picksure]

Breathtaking photos. #'s 2 & 4 do it for me.

I'm with the rest, the colours, WOW.