Down under forest pics

luckydog

Some Sclerophyll Forest photos from Northern NSW (across the road from my place).



The second area was recently razed by bushfire and has the new growth shooting up. Looks a little Blair Witchy to me

schmoo

Very nice, soft and dreamy! I love forests of all type and the long in front is begging me to sit down and enjoy the view for a bit.

luckydog

If you sit there for a while, I guarantee you will see at least one Kangaroo before day's end )

gus

G'day LD...havnt seen you about for a while. I love the B&W


Did you get the Pasher Bulker whilst she was berthed on the beach ?

Skippy

luckydog wrote:

Some Sclerophyll Forest photos from Northern NSW (across the road from my place).

The second area was recently razed by bushfire and has the new growth shooting up. Looks a little Blair Witchy to me

Hi there Luckydog, beautiful shots
Nicely done..... I also love that dreamy look too .... Skippy
.

schmoo

luckydog wrote:

If you sit there for a while, I guarantee you will see at least one Kangaroo before day's end )

Roo! I love kangaroos and love it when you Aussies say "roo" because I always think that you're talking about a mixture of flour and butter to thicken sauces...

Skippy keeps promising to video one of them at some point for me, and I'm still waiting.

So they hang out in forests, do they?

luckydog

Hey Gus, Skippy and Schmoo

Yeah i've been trying my hand at model photography for a year to bring a bit of variety to my photography skills. Managed a couple of published works (including the current Zoo magazine), but i've come back to landscapes and wildlife as I was sick of photographing young girls in Lingerie and Swimsuits

I can't wait for xmas as there's a camera remote is Santas sack for me to try star trails and a couple of days landscape photography on my own in the World Heritage Barrington Tops

Schmoo, it depends on the type of 'Roo' but the Eastern Grey's like the forests around here.

luckydog

Did I photograph the Pasha Bulka???? Well being a firey I was pretty busy over the days of the floods...but it was an opportunity not to be missed. Thousands photographed it but I tried to be unique....

I didn't see any shots by other people taken from the Cathedral roof....



This one was taken a dawn the next day (straight off the fire truck and headed to town).

schmoo

Wow! The waves hitting that boat are.... not small. Particularly in the first one. Nice views, and you were on top of a cathedral?

Girls do have the ability to wear more than just underwear and swimsuits. Just sayin'!

Can't wait to see your star trails. We don't get enough of those around here (and I'm just as guilty of shirking that as the next shooter)

gus

luckydog wrote:

I didn't see any shots by other people taken from the Cathedral roof....

Great shot...mate that shot was in every email up this way for a month. Hope you got your royalties.