Narara Creek

Ted Szukalski

Narara Creek is another little place which can bring some beautiful images depending on the light and weather. You may pass a spot like that million times and never notice anything special until one day three will be fog behind it and strong morning sunlight behind you and suddenly the whole scene becomes a beautiful landscape waiting to be photographed.
I have used here my new Canon EF-S 10-22mm F/3.5-4.5 lens. It seems perfect for this kind of photography giving sharp, contrasty images with very nice colours.



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philiphutson

Ted Szukalski wrote:

Narara Creek is another little place which can bring some beautiful images depending on the light and weather. You may pass a spot like that million times and never notice anything special until one day three will be fog behind it and strong morning sunlight behind you and suddenly the whole scene becomes a beautiful landscape waiting to be photographed.
I have used here my new Canon EF-S 10-22mm F/3.5-4.5 lens. It seems perfect for this kind of photography giving sharp, contrasty images with very nice colours.



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It looks like a really gorgeous place. I'm not sure but something doesn't quite come through here. I think part of it is there is no definite subject. The creek and rock wall should be it but there is something that doesn't quite hit me. My wife said she really liked the red of the plants above the rock wall and thats what drew her eye. I particularly like the offset creek.
-Philip

Ted Szukalski

Philip,

it is not photo with high impact. Just a bit of "Australiana" - gum trees, a creek and beautiful blue sky. I stopped the car because of the red above the wall. The rest was just there.

philiphutson wrote:

It looks like a really gorgeous place. I'm not sure but something doesn't quite come through here. I think part of it is there is no definite subject. The creek and rock wall should be it but there is something that doesn't quite hit me. My wife said she really liked the red of the plants above the rock wall and thats what drew her eye. I particularly like the offset creek.
-Philip