What you can see here is the tip of Curiosity Rocks in Lake Jindabyne. When the dam level is not so high, you can actually walk to them from either side. I haven't seen the lake so high in a long time.
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What you can see here is the tip of Curiosity Rocks in Lake Jindabyne. When the dam level is not so high, you can actually walk to them from either side. I haven't seen the lake so high in a long time.
I just goggled to find out where this was Toni, would you believe I had no idea. It looks very peaceful there.
Its great to see these places with so much water in them providing nothing floods of course.
I shoot with Olympus Cameras.. Sometimes Canon and My iPhone SE 2020
This is not a Critique Toni , But you'l get more impact in the colours if you upload in sRGB instead of adobeRGB for web viewing
Canon : 30D, and sometimes the 5D mkIII , Sigma 10-20, 50mm 1.8, Canon 24-105 f4 L , On loan Sigma 120-400 DG and Canon 17 - 40 f4 L , Cokin Filters
Assumed Curiosity was the name of a band, so when I looked I was a little surprise at how little noise there is in your photo Toni.
"Enjoy what you can do rather than being frustrated at what you can't." bobt
Canon 80D, 60D, Canon 28-105, Sigma 150-600S.
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Thanks Mary Anne, it is peaceful at the moment - Jindabyne really rocks during the ski season Mark, and thanks William - I'm having to use my laptop at the moment, and I'm never sure how shots will look on other machines.
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