Taggerty River
The headwaters of the Taggerty River starts in Melbourne’s closest ski resort, Lake Mountain. The closest town to Lake Mountain is called Marysville which is blessed with many nearby waterfalls, one of the most popular is the Taggerty River which has a circuit walk near it named after the Beeches which line part of the walk. I’m always amazed at the tenacity of life, how that fern can grow on that soiless rock in the middle of a river ??? amazing.
I was up there a few weeks ago and got my slides back yesterday. I’ve been very impressed with my new 24-70mm f/2.8L lens, very fast and sharp but the surprise for me has been far more accurate colour. With my old lens (the mid range 24-80mm) the colour tended to shift to blue far more with these long exposures.
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kalaryder
Great effect of the smoky water. Fascinating how the fern is holding onto the rock.
Very appealing photo
Basia McAuley
Beautifully done.
Laurie Puglia
travis, can you check your bubble mail. i have an urgent matter that i think you would know the answer to.
Jared Revell
wonderful Travis…a great little town Taggerty is too.
..and I agree, amazing that the fern can grow on that rock.
Stephen Williams
nice shot Travis.
the fern provides very nice interest as a focal point
gaylene
magical captures – so beautiful
Lesley Hill
Travis this is lovley!
mazzfarrell
Stunning shot
Robert Mullner
Fantastic detail and clarity..colors are so fresh…Great shot Trav..
Kristina K
wonderful shot love the fern growing on the rocks :)) k
Geoff Coleman...
Very beautiful Travis – love the stillness of the fern agains the water blur – my ferns always seem to blow about with the turbulence and make the shots look crap. This is a beauty.
Travis Easton replied
Yerr I was very careful not to fart while I took this one (sorry it’s the little boy in me, I’ll grow up one day), thanks Geoff =)
Paul Gitto
beautiful scene!
Alan Coote
Simply stunning!
Brendan Schoon
WOW, excellent shot Travis!! This is an amazing picture!! Great composition and the lighting/exposure is super!! Very well done.
Brendan
Antanas
Perfect
Jeff Burns
Fabulous exposure
Heabar
wonderful shot Travis just great mate !!!
Gary Lengyel
Really nice, Travis. I was out shooting water scenes today, but no vegetation – ice! Will post some later. Congrats on this image.
Sheri Scherbarth
Beautiful shot. Love the colors and the feel of the rushing waters
Globalphotos
Perfection :-))
Rosemaree
Lovely Travis. You find some of the most amazing spots to capture
helmutk
Nice capture Travis ! !
Donovan wilson
love it Travis well done..
Tony Middleton
great blend of still and motion Trav – good to hear and see some results from the new lens.
Travis Easton replied
Good to compare it on a system I’m used too before I get my 5DII (hopefully this week). When it was all I had my old lens seemed fine but now I’ve got a good one I don’t know how I put up with it, thanks Tone.
eXposure
superb nature Travis.
wonderfuly captured
DawsonImages
Nice tropical feel with those big ferns, must have been a calm day
John Pitman
Great shot Travis
Jenni Tanner
Beautiful image Travis, love the movement you’ve captured in the water.
JayVee
Excellent exposure. The colours are indeed fantastic and that flow of the water, Beautiful.
Rambler25
Outstanding shot!
Congratulations on it being featured in Rivers, Lakes and Dams!