Kanangra Views

[sheeny]

We did a little bushwalk today - the first for a long time.:) We have been very slack lately. We walked out to Crafts Wall in the Kanangra Boyd National Park to put a new visitor's book there as the old one was full.

Here are a few panoramas I shot along the way. All taken with the Olympus E-510 and photomerged, minor adjustments and unsharp mask, resized and saved for the web in PS CS3. These images are all about 10% of the originals. Very happy with the performance of the Oly E-510 for this sort of work - very sharp!

All photos were handheld, and taken in atrocious wind conditions (it's just like seeing - you have to wait for it to settle to take a shot;)). The wind got worse as the day went on, so I was pleased to get home without wearing a widow-maker!:eyepop:

Al.

[Sharnbrook]

I suppose one could say, "The long, the short, and the tall".

Nice ones.

[Tamtarn]

Love the first panorama Al

Barb

[h0ughy]

nice shots Al. Love the cascading waterfalls in the last shot

[SkySearcher]

Hi Al

Love the composition in the first shot. It really gives you a sense of what the place is like and how big it is.

[RB]

Lovely shots Al, well captured.
I love how you gain a sense of scale from these shots.

Well done.

[iceman]

Nice shots Al, I wanted to visit that place when we were at the blue mountains a few years ago but only made it as far as Jenolan Caves.

[sheeny]

:lol:Very good!:thumbsup:



Kanangra Main Canyon starts at the top left and goes down and across the frame obviously. Kalang Falls Canyon comes into frame a little over half way up the left hand side. Both are absolutely superb places to spend a day! Great swimming holes too! But you need to abseil to get in and out...:thumbsup::D

Maybe next time!:thumbsup: There are some superb views in Kanangra, but most are a reasonable day's walk or more to get to. These ones are the easy-to-get-to views!;):lol:

Al.