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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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Ceremonial smoke - Elders and Custodians of our land. (The Long Walk) 

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Sugarloaf Rock with 21 SEM and ND filter 2 minute exposure f11

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Landmark for where the town of Austin used to be. (27°38'11.88" S 117°52'27.21" E)  They say that people water ski on Lake Austin when there is water in it.  

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At about 3pm, the sun light pass thru the the roof of the temple to form a spectacular view.

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The parrot and the Pink and White Shower flowers.  SL with Sigma 100-400mm .

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Nearly winter. 50 Summicron R and 21SA.

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Shapes of Land  (Super - Elmar - M 1:3.4/21)

They say that where I live there are endless blue skies and that the sky is very "high" (high up) compared to other locales. I don't dislike looking at our skies however I feel they they present issues when processing images. They are too blue. I want to disguise and change them using selective colouring, hue or saturation adjustments, colour balance or even channel mixer. I have even used sky replacement once. This is meant to be a simple image showing shapes texture and colours of outback Australia. 27°7'49.18" S 117°43'19.69" E   

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22 hours ago, Ken Abrahams said:

Shapes of Land  (Super - Elmar - M 1:3.4/21)

They say that where I live there are endless blue skies and that the sky is very "high" (high up) compared to other locales. I don't dislike looking at our skies however I feel they they present issues when processing images. They are too blue. I want to disguise and change them using selective colouring, hue or saturation adjustments, colour balance or even channel mixer. I have even used sky replacement once. This is meant to be a simple image showing shapes texture and colours of outback Australia. 27°7'49.18" S 117°43'19.69" E   

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Many years ago I had the privilege of visiting this part of Australia:  Cue, Big Bell, Weld Range, Wilgie Mia.  I am not sure if you are allowed into Wilgie Mia any more since ownership was restored to its original custodians.  It is an extraordinary place.

Some images dating from the 1980s at https://www.johnrobinson.org.uk/wilgie-mia/index.html .  No trouble with too much blue in images taken at "magic hour" around sunset.

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14 minutes ago, John Robinson said:

Many years ago I had the privilege of visiting this part of Australia:  Cue, Big Bell, Weld Range, Wilgie Mia.  I am not sure if you are allowed into Wilgie Mia any more since ownership was restored to its original custodians.  It is an extraordinary place.

Some images dating from the 1980s at https://www.johnrobinson.org.uk/wilgie-mia/index.html .  No trouble with too much blue in images taken at "magic hour" around sunset.

Great images John, I love the one high up showing the deep ochre colours of the rock peak. Very nice indeed. Im not sure I read something about the limited access to Wilgie Mia area recently. I will find out on the next trip. Cheers, Ken 

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Train Art - Mineral Resources train from Mount Walton powering into the suburbs. Since the price of iron ore has gone up they have increased production and some relatively closer mines haul the iron ore to port near Perth WA for shipping. Shot with Apo M Summicron 50. 

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The Bakery.

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Ferrari 458 Italia - Cartel (Apo 50 M)

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Departing from Newquay Airport following the G7. SL and 90-280. Focus Mode was Dynamic Tracking, worked well.

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A couple from the Big Island with my SL2-s

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Leica SL with APO Summicron 50/2.0 . Photographed in Romanshorn Switzerland view over Lake Constance to the Alps.

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SL + Leica 50mm Summilux-M ASPH

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SL + Leica 50mm Summilux-M ASPH

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Coastal grasses at sunset.

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Micro-Nikkor 3.5/55.

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Le Bollard

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