Ship Rock falls, Kurth Kiln State Park, Gembrook, Victoria, Australia

Karin Mai

Ship Rock falls, Kurth Kiln State Park, Gembrook, Victoria, Australia

!00 speed film
Saturated Slide film
5.6 Apecture
Automatic Shutter speed.
Minolta/Richo SLR?
75 – 300ml

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Shiprock falls, Kurth Kiln State Park, Gembrook, Victoria, Australia.

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Ship Rock falls, Kurth Kiln State Park, Gembrook, Victoria, Australia by Karin Mai
Ship Rock falls, Kurth Kiln State Park, Gembrook, Victoria, Australia by Karin Mai
  • hilarydougill

    hilarydougill

    gorgeous light, wonderful capture, imagery and colours, Beautiful place. hugs Hilary

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thanks Hilary. Cheers Kaz

  • kalaryder

    kalaryder

    Outstanding. The water appears like a veil.

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thanks cheers Kaz

  • barnsis

    barnsis

    Awesome action image well framed great color Well done.

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you Bryon

  • Carol Lewsley

    Carol Lewsley

    beautiful photo and capture

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you Cazz

    Cheers

    Kaz

  • gatherdowns

    gatherdowns

    The pillow effect on one side of the fall is terriffic. And seeing the coarser though a lot smaller water flow is intriguing.

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you Gather Downs,

    I love these falls have spent many hours climbing all over the rocks and falls its self especially in summer.

    Cheers Kaz

  • Ingeborg

    Ingeborg

    Amazing shot. You take some amazing nature shots. I love them all.

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you so much for your comments.

    Cheers

    Kaz

  • doyoulikeart

    doyoulikeart

    What a beautiful waterfall. Very pretty. Isnt nature so clever to carve this out of the rock.

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you.

    cheers

    Kaz

  • Virginia N. Fred

    Virginia N. Fred

    Fabulous work

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you Virginia,

    cheers

    Kaz

  • TracyD

    TracyD

    Gorgeous soft water and lovely light!

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thanks TracyD.

    I like these falls very much.

    cheers

    Kaz

  • Antanas

    Antanas

    so lovely capture

  • Karin Mai replied

    Thank you Antanas,

    my x husband first showed me shiprock falls when we were married, we spent many hours out there walking our siberian husky, talking and arguing at the end of our marriage i like to think about the good times when we were happy out there, at the start of our marriage and in the middle of summer playing in the pools of water that the water fall has made over time.

    cheers

    Kaz

  • Diana-Lee Saville

    Diana-Lee Saville

  • Karin Mai replied

    thank you

    diana – lee saville

    cheers

    kaz

  • TracyD

    TracyD about 1 month ago

    Pretty spot lovely soft water!

  • Karin Mai replied about 1 month ago

    Thank you Tracy

    cheers

    Kaz

  • van049

    van049 28 days ago

    Beautiful capture my friend!!xx

  • Karin Mai replied 28 days ago

    Thanks mate

    cheers

    Kaz

  • BellaKentuky

    BellaKentuky 27 days ago

    My very first SLR was a Ricoh… The Ricoh Singlex TLS. I was 15 and so excited I can still see the woman’s face who sold it to me… in my mind. Salud! From Argentiina….
    Clarisa and Kent

  • Karin Mai replied 27 days ago

    Thanks mate

    cheers

    Kaz

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