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It is obvious that we all love our fish photography but i suspect that we also love taking photos of other things. If you are like me you enjoy being out in nature and capturing our beautiful land.

Here an opportunity for you show of your landscape photography.

Here is a couple to start off.

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Spirit of Australia || Junee || NSW by Ged Delany, on Flickr

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Misty Sunrise || Wagga Wagga || NSW by Ged Delany, on Flickr

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What lens are you looking at getting. I about to purchase a Toking 11 - 16 mm 2.8f lens for wide anle landscapes and some astrophotography. I want to capture the Milky Way.

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I was still sitting on the train when the moon came up. It looked spectacular when I came up through the Glebrook gorge but it was too high but the time I got home.

I normally use D D Photographic for my camera gear but have found that Dirt Cheap Camera or the Digital Camera Warehouse will match their price.

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A couple more from me.

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Orroral Homestead II Namadgi II ACT by Ged Delany, on Flickr

I've never been done to Orroral Homestead, you've inspired me to take a trip down there (when it gets a bit warmer).

Beautiful location Skippy and the photos really capture the crystal clear water and the intense blues.

Aitutaki in the Cook Islands is one of the most picturesque places I've every been.

The two guys in the water in the first image are chasing bonefish.

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Watch out for the roos. I had to fend off a couple of large males with my tripod when I went down. Being out in the middle of the park at sunset and after dark on your own surrounded by a mob of a hundred roos makes you rethink.

Aitutaki in the Cook Islands is one of the most picturesque places I've every been.

The two guys in the water in the first image are chasing bonefish.

Bonefish on fly is something that I would like to tick off the fishing bucket list.
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Watch out for the roos. I had to fend off a couple of large males with my tripod when I went down. Being out in the middle of the park at sunset and after dark on your own surrounded by a mob of a hundred roos makes you rethink.

The things photographers do to get a shot!

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Certainly is. I was up in a Darwin last year for a conference and got up at 3:30 am and drove 2 hours to Litchfield National Park to capture the Magnetic Termite Mounds at sunrise. I then drove back in time to be at the conference by 9:00am.

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Magnetic Termite Mounds Litchfield NP by Ged Delany, on Flickr

Earlier this year I was up in Armidale and drove out to Gotswyck Chapel near Uralla to photograph it at sunrise only to find a semi trailer parked across the front of the chapel. No matter where I positioned the camera I couldn't keep the semi out of the frame. Took a photo of the countryside on the way back but missed the photo that I really wanted.

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good thread this one. i dont know alot abot photography but am learning alot along the way.

i recently bought a nikon d610 aiming to get into some astrophotography.

this was at werribee zoo this week, had the whole place to our selfs :)

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the ISS flew over my house last month.

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these 2 are from a small lake near Ballarat.

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these 2 are from a trip to warrnambool last month.

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hope you enjoy as i said very new to this stuff.

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Certainly is. I was up in a Darwin last year for a conference and got up at 3:30 am and drove 2 hours to Litchfield National Park to capture the Magnetic Termite Mounds at sunrise. I then drove back in time to be at the conference by 9:00am.

Wow, that's commitment! I stayed in Batchelor and didn't get out there at sunrise.

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i planned on going inland that night to shoot some milkyway shots get some nice foreground as well.

i was hoping that the aurora was going to be the star when i decided to head to the beach instead.

always next time.

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When members give us a link to their Photobucket pix are they aware we can view all photos in their album?

Shouldn't we choose the private option in our Photobucket accounts?

If we do and a link is provided will the link not work?

Just curious is all.

Some members may have pix they don't want others to see! wink wink :no:

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