Home made postcards.....show off where you live.

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Originally Posted by Rabbitz

How ironic.
I work on the FFG (Frigates). Sydney is (or was) one of my workplaces.

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I've been doing some work (through various channels) for the FFGs supplying new vent valves for some re-furb work the Navy have been doing... Have done the HMAS Darwin, Newcastle and another one that escapes me.

So I live in one of the most beautiful places on earth (the South Coast of NSW)

Its where the mountains touch the sea....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...pswnvojnuw.jpg

There's an island or two floating around...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...pslhnz9wrt.jpg

Some hidden rainforests...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...psixvpun2k.jpg

I've seen some of the most beautiful places on earth but at the end of the day... there's no where else I'd rather call home.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...psmvhmg2ao.jpg

Very nice Photography and use of HDR zeromick

Hi ZM,

You with H.I. Fraser, perhaps?

I'm at BAE on the Island.

Melbourne is probably the missing one...

awesome photos Mick and love everyone elses postcards, keep up the good work

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Originally Posted by tonyw

Very nice Photography and use of HDR zeromick

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Cheers man, but none of that HDR crap! I do it old school with graduated filters :)

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Originally Posted by Rabbitz

Hi ZM,

You with H.I. Fraser, perhaps?

I'm at BAE on the Island.

Melbourne is probably the missing one...

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Yes! the HMAS Melbourne :)
Na I'm with Pentair (Keystone Valves)

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Originally Posted by zeromick

Cheers man, but none of that HDR crap! I do it old school with graduated filters :)

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Well done, i did some HDR for awhile, but dont use it anymore. It looks so good how your controlling light levels and balancing the tones of a photograph.

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Originally Posted by tonyw

Well done, i did some HDR for awhile, but dont use it anymore. It looks so good how your controlling light levels and balancing the tones of a photograph.

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Cheers mate, I shoot with a Nikon as well, and for landscapes... they really cant be beaten.
If you're interested check out my website www.michaelphoto.com.au ... there isn't a single HDR image on there I can assure you that :) It's all about waiting for the right light!

Muzza...Tea Trees goin' off!!!

BTW I prefer Granites too if its pumping