Mundoo dreaming

Posted by Sash (Adelaide, Australia) on 21 February 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

Hello and hi. I've been overwhelmed by the workload of late which is why my heartfelt appreciation goes out to those of you who have checked back to see if I had uploaded anything noteworthy in the past month or few. My sincere apologies for being incommunicado.

This photo was taken at Mundoo Channel, South Australia, prior to one of the first few sunrises this year. It forms the first image of this series. As always, your critique and admiration is welcomed with bated breath.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope to have more of these breathtaking surroundings to show you soon.

- Sash

PS Also check out Dachimas' photos and Stu's photos as they're great friends of mine and each have fabulous images to share.

Help yourself to the blue cheese, but stay away from the green one.

Comments (11)

Scott Collins from Ontario, California, United States

Extremely well done, as well as all your other images.

21 Feb 2008 1:25am

@Scott Collins: Cheers Scott. I appreciate that you've taken the time to have a look. Thanks also for the comment. :)

Panography from Paris, France

Belle harmonie de couleurs, belle composition, beau contre-jour= belle photo

21 Feb 2008 2:21am

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

SUPERB BRAVO

21 Feb 2008 2:32am

@Dimitrios: Thank you kindly, D.

pixie from Chennai, India

Woah those are some colors. Nice composition!

21 Feb 2008 8:23am

@pixie: Thanks Pixie. I hope you come back and check out the next two photos of this series as they're PACKED with colours. :)

DaveB from Exeter, United Kingdom

Beautifully framed and well lit, lovely silhouettes!

21 Feb 2008 9:46am

Stefan Thaler from Thiersee, Austria

Good Work, fine pic!

21 Feb 2008 11:55am

alex centrella from fresno, United States

EXCELLENTO !

21 Feb 2008 1:44pm

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

MOST happy to see the prodigal return...

It is a most beautiful image, Sash! I love that grad filter you use. That sky just looks like it goes on forever.

21 Feb 2008 5:07pm

@amy: Thanks, Aimster. This was the subtle and humble beginning of what turned out to be a sea of colour (pun intended). Please come back and check out the next two (but remember to wear your shades, otherwise your health insurance might go through the roof).

PS I'll be posting comments again really soon. :)

danthro from Suburbia, United States

beautiful! great color and atmosphere. dramatic.

21 Feb 2008 10:16pm

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

This is a pretty and I think a very soothing image.

24 Feb 2008 11:06am

@Laurie: Thank you, Laurie. I appreciate those words of analysis as I think they're fitting. I'll be posting another few images of this series in the next couple of days. And I promise I'll swing by your site to take a look and comment.

Stu from Kyoto, Japan

Beautiful, Sash. Simply a top-notch post. You'll have to give me some info on the lens you're using, as 17mm is beyond the basic kit I'm using.

Thanks, belatedly, for getting me into the photoblogging thing in the first place that drunken night 4 years ago in my shoebox in Kyoto. Without you, Life Through A Lens would not have been possible.

28 Feb 2008 12:09pm

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