The last winter rose

Bad girl - Sweetheart!

Our ferns in evening light

Noosa tricycle tours.Chrome and red was always fascinating to me.

Noch'n Jedicht!

I did some testing of the 135mm this morning and I think I got it right now.

Kai, das ist mit dem justierten 135mm - fast zu scharf (kein extra Schaerfen).

The weather cleared up for the long weekend. The nights are really cold but during the day it goes up to 20 - quite pleasant. I spent my time trying to adjust he 135mm and I think I am pretty close now - at least in the 2 -10 meter range. I think at infinity the lack of sharpness is me I need about 1/200 to getv a sharp shot handheld.

We are in the clouds today and I did not forget to put the SD card into the camera. Its raining (thank you) and the clouds are racing up the hills fom Lake Cootharaba. The scenery is changing every minute.

Two more in the Bamboo collection.

These are done with the Summicron C 40

I love the delicate flowers and the scurile shape and colour of the dead flowers. This shot looks very diffrent (summicron C 90) to the one on the day before with the Canon 50/1.5

It is a pity to see these old buildings to fall apart.

My favoutite time of the day and my favourite event - fog is rising with the sun.

The above is from a TE 35.

The one above is a TE 28. The colours are quite different.

Today I came back to this interesting spot of untouched nature with my tripod and the little CV25. Its resolution and sharpness is quite amazing and so is the endless depth of field at f8 and f11.

All photos are converted in LR and have no extra sharpening applied.

When I took this photo the creek was not flowing any more. Hopefully the recent rains have changed the picture(literally).

We had some good rain today and the clouds were low all day creating new views every minute.

The shaded hill looked a bit unreal.

Autumn park along the river in Coonabarabran.

These are photos from my trip top Melbourne - one way along the coast the return way using the Newell.