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Originally Posted by Rocket Boy
The "roos on water" shot is amazing, I've never seen anything like that before.
You can sell that to a stock photo agency and make a return on that shot I'm sure.
I can see it now on an Australian post card or a postage stamp.
Excellent work on all the shots.
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Thanks Andrew, I'll look into that, as it could help pay for the camping fees or SD cards!
Cheers
Dennis
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Originally Posted by Astroman
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Thanks Andrew, for the explanation and the link to the website – I can still see this extraordinary formation in my minds eye.
Cheers
Dennis
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Originally Posted by iceman
Excellent images Dennis, amazing!
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Thanks Mike - the camp was full of photo opportunities and I had a ball just pointing and shooting.
Being roused from slumber by the “tharrumpp, tharrumpp, tharrumpp ” of kangaroos bounding outside the tent, seemingly just by our heads, was initially quite unnerving. Next, hearing all the splish splash sploshing outside the back door, made us hurriedly unzip the tent flap, to be confronted by the gob smacking sight of these fella’s bounding across the lake, whose shallow depth we were oblivious off until then.
Cheers
Dennis
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Originally Posted by gaa_ian
Very nice Shots Dennis.
I would agree that the Roo's shot is one that should be on a postcard or on a stock photo site where it can be seen by the masses (do enough like that and it might pay for your holidays !)
Your creative eye for photography looks fine to me
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Thanks Ian - I used x4 1G SD cards, so I was pleased that I had some keepers from the 300+ photos I took over the week. I'll look into the stock photo suggestion as every penny helps in this expensive hobby of ours!
Cheers
Dennis