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Well, we could ask Ness to be extra careful around our tripods!
CAMERA: Nikon D800, Nikon D7000
LENSES: AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8, Tamron SP AF 90mm F/2.8 Macro, Sigma 10 - 20mm F/4 - 5.6, Sigma 150 - 500mm F/5 - 6.3 APO DG OS, Nikkor 18 - 200mm F/3.5 - 5.6 VRII,
Sigma 70 - 200mm f/2.8 APO EX DG OS, Tamron SP 24 - 70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD, Sigma 85mm F/1.4 EX DG, Nikkor AF-S 16-35mm F/4 ED VR, Nikkor AF-S 200-500 f/5..6E ED VR
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I look forward to seeing everyones photos.
Canon 5diii; Canon 7D; Canon 3.5 15-85mm IS USM; Canon 4-5.6 70-300mm IS USM; Canon 1.4 50mm , Canon Macro 100mm 2.8 L IS USM, Canon 35mm 1.4 L USM, Canon 24-105mm L IS USM, CPL and UV filters, manfrotto tripod and Lowepro backpack plus dreams for so much more!!
Jeez I would have enjoyed a bistro meal tonight.
Looking forward to seeing some photos I'd hoped to take.
It was a good evening. Still awake following a couple of coffees I needed before my final drive home.
We didn't do a group photo but Brenda took a couple of photos of us by the river shooting the bridges at sunset...
AP Penrith Meet 01 by peterb666, on Flickr
In the photo, from the right - Narelle, Erin, Scotty, Peter, some swimming/fishing people.
AP Penrith Meet 02 by peterb666, on Flickr
In the photo, from the right - Scotty, Peter, those swimming/fishing people, Greg, Judy and Ness. A bit hard to tell - so please confirm identity.
Good to catch up with all.
Last edited by peterb666; 05-02-2012 at 1:56am.
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Olympus Pen F with Metabones Speed Booster and Laowa 12mm f/2.8 or Voigtlander 10.5mm f/0.95 or Nikon D800 with the Laowa 12mm f/2.8. The need to keep in touch with the past is a Nikon Photomic FTn or Nikon F2A and a Nikkor 25-50mm f/4 AI
Great to meet an enthusiastic bunch of people
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Film: eos 300, pentax 6x7
I think you win the prize for the furtherst trecker - great to have see you.Originally Posted by fabian628
Great to meet an enthusiastic bunch of people
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It was great having you join us Fabian.....even though you are a Canon user.Great to meet an enthusiastic bunch of people
my pictures from yesterday
bird staring me down
bat
Some great shots there Fabian though not too sure about the back of my head. Quite amazing that you managed to get a photo of one of the bats - impressive.
Is that the "beauty dish"?
Great photos everyone- bummed I missed it.
Ahh, if I had been online recently I definitely would've come. Looks like a nice evening to shoot too.
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Gear: Canon 6D | Canon EF 24-105mm f4/L IS USM | Canon 430EX II Speedlite | Hoya Pro1 CPL | Velbon Tripod
Canon EOS 500D | Canon 18-55mm IS (Kit Lens) | Canon 50-250mm IS (Kit Lens) | Marumi Super DHG CPL
Re the back of Peter's head, no. It's more of a soft box...
Lol
It is with a heavy heart that I advise you that the historic Log Cabin Inn, located on the other side of the bridge, up the hill from where the water dragon was posing for us has burnt down tonight. It was built in 1827 and became "The Log Cabin Inn" in the late 1930s. It has been reported that the building has been destroyed, parts are allegedly falling into the river (which, with the floods at the moment, isn't that much of a stretch. The path we walked along has been completely submerged and would have been likely to be above head level earlier in the week). I am sure this will be on the news tomorrow, but as it was such a special part of the history of Penrith (with reports that Charles Darwin himself stayed there) I felt it important to pass on. What a shame we didn't get the chance to photograph this amazing building while it was still around. Farewell, grand old Log Cabin Inn.
Better known as Erin.
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That's a real shame Erin - I guess we won't be having any family dinners there anymore?
I guess not. Uncle Jerry will no longer run off into the pub next door to check on the Socceroo's score for the game that will decide whether or not they will be getting into the world cup. I went down to check it out today. I doesn't look as bad as the reports stated. The facade is in tact and the restaurant is still set up ready for business, it seems completely untouched, however the roof has completely collapsed over the bar and much of the structure on the RHS. The gauze curtains in the reception area look completely fine - It is so bizarre - there is clearly major damage, but then there are other parts that look completely normal, untouched by the fire. I'll do a quick edit and place them up soon. I have more hope that it can be saved with (a LOT of) work.
The photos from the burnt down Log Cabin Inn can be found here - http://www.ausphotography.net.au/for...065#post993065
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