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A green fern frond framed by the waters of life. Regenerating despite going through a fiery hell.
Camera: Canon EOS 5D mkII
Lens: EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM @ 148mm (first post with this lens)
Filter: Circular Polarizer
ISO: 100
Shutter Speed: 3.2 sec
Aperture: f/22
WB: Auto
Exposure Compensation: -1/3rd of a stop
When: 4:32pm on 10/9/09
To check out other shots from this area see my Yarra Ranges gallery.
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The long slow road to recovery journal entry.
Australia’s rugged landscape is an important part of my life and over many years I have explored some of the more remote parts of it on foot, ski, kayak and rope. I usually travel alone so I can take my time capturing the essence of these places without distraction. Life slows down and after a while I feel like I begin to merge with the land, nature takes me into her confidence and changes me. I hope you enjoy the fruit of these excursions.
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Beautiful Travis! Stands out so well against the falling water.
One of those shots that I had pre-visualized so after a few trips to finally find all the elements and have the right lens to do the job was a good feeling, ta for the fav bud.
– Travis Easton
Ah and he is still in the land of the living too… glad to see you back aroung my friend… Lovely captures of things coming back to life….
Thanks Rosemaree, between my prom book and other projects been hard to find the time lately, thanks mate.
– Travis Easton
thanks for posting this lovely hopeful capture
:)
Thanks Magie, nature expresses the emotion as well or better than words (I reckon).
– Travis Easton
Great shot Travis! Wonderful composition and the exposure is excellent! Very well done.
Brendan
beautiful scenery… nicely done…
Beautiful Travis. Great to see.
Love the comp. The waterfall makes the fern really stand out. Nicely done.
Can’t get tired of seeing green, so sick of black!!
Stunning image Travis.
Fantastic work Travis