Plus, mini-Mitedo:
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Shots of a beautiful city that's architecturally odd with some nice beaches and a bunch of tankers. Go figure. The residents don't seem to mind.
Plus, mini-Mitedo:
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Some nice shots Leigh. I paritcularly love the one with Grafitti, and as always you working your B&W magics...
Little Mitedo seems to be a willing model, he's definitely got a photographic features, it's featured a fair bit in the last two days. I must add you've done a good job capture the aussie beach environment in colour, some great aussie shots! Last edited by Alpha_7 on Tue Feb 07, 2006 3:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
OMG Leigh, these are good, no - great. Who says you can't do colour. These are by far the stronger images in this group. I like the first two colour pics, but I love the minimalism of the third (I'm guessing they didn't teach you about the rule of thirds at that fancy shmancy art school you went to
  ). The fourth colour one is a little too dark/contrasty for me and the flare of the last colour one bugs me. Of the B & W's the best by far is the one of Thomas.
Oh, and we locals don't like our little bit of paradise, we love it - just don't let the outsiders know we're not a dirty industrial wasteland anymore - OK Edit: Had a look at the entire gallery and I also like the one of the tanker (here) , the rundown wharf (here) and the Queens' Wharf complex (here) Peter
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Better keep our mouths shut, so no invasion from the South and peaceful places will be remaining for the locals. Birddog114
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I've got to admit, I stating to like the area alot
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