Mountains, Lakes and Rivers
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Tom,
Very nice pic. Beautiful. (Shame that the net down samples images, both for economy of bandwidth and speed of transfer. I have often to compromise this at work.)
Hollyford was not too far to where we stayed in Manipouri/Te Anau. Next time we'll take more time to do detailed exploration.
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Very nice pic. Beautiful. (Shame that the net down samples images, both for economy of bandwidth and speed of transfer. I have often to compromise this at work.)
Hollyford was not too far to where we stayed in Manipouri/Te Anau. Next time we'll take more time to do detailed exploration.
-r
TomF said:
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LR:
I have stayed at both Te Anu and Manapouri, great little towns. The cascade is off a gravel road that branches off the road to Millford Sound, perhaps a 1/2 mile walk. We were lucky to go to Millford and not have it rain! Never enough time, even three weeks is just a breeze by in NZ!
Cheers: T
I have stayed at both Te Anu and Manapouri, great little towns. The cascade is off a gravel road that branches off the road to Millford Sound, perhaps a 1/2 mile walk. We were lucky to go to Millford and not have it rain! Never enough time, even three weeks is just a breeze by in NZ!
Cheers: T
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This is just a wonderful photo! Well done.KeithBreazeal said:
Amazing to see what water can do to solid rock. Love the coloring as well. Thanks for sharing.
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a2format said:
very much like the picture. Conveys a great sense of alpine grandeur and human will and determination to perservere even in hostile environmental conditions. A very welcome change from all those alpine-postcard-blue-skies-tourism-advertising-pics seen so often.
However, at least on my screen there seems to be a lack of sharpness on the stone hut in the foreground. Not sure, what the cause is ... maybe just very slight camera shake? Maybe not enough sharpening in post processing?
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