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Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 6:34 pm**

Couple more from the trip. So beautiful up there.

Dead Horse Gap

Jindabyne

More here.

Cheers,

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 7:30 pm**

This post is getting lost in all the Stockton beach threads.

The first one is amazing. :wink:

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 7:52 pm**

First one is great - looks cold, but the colour in the gums makes the pic sing

Framing is perfect, just a really good photo - make sure this gets printed!!!

Others are nice, but you should have started with these and finished with the first, as they just don't sing as well

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 9:24 pm**

Love the first shot. The snow is one of my passions and this is a really nice shot.
Cheers,
Mick.

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 9:46 pm**

first is my favourite also followed by the third.
well done.

Steve

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 9:52 pm**

They are all great shots, however, my fav is the first one. I really do like the composition and the colours. It's a very cold looking place with a lot of natural beauty obviously enhanced and framed by the snow.

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:07 pm**

first image is very nice, composition is spot on and the light is beautiful....#2 is quite nice too.
Roger.

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:43 pm**

I really like #1. You have used the tree to frame the shot quite effectively. Nice.
I think I would have liked to get the same shot with a little more blue sky/ less cloud as I think this would give the image a little more depth, and I don't think the extra colour would reduce the feeling of "coldness" you have captured . (Its a bit of a bugger that we can't control the weather conditions to shoot our photography :wink:

) Having said that - I do really like your capture.
Thanks for sharing...

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:51 pm**

nat wrote:I really like #1. You have used the tree to frame the shot quite effectively. Nice.
I think I would have liked to get the same shot with a little more blue sky/ less cloud as I think this would give the image a little more depth, and I don't think the extra colour would reduce the feeling of "coldness" you have captured . (Its a bit of a bugger that we can't control the weather conditions to shoot our photography ) Having said that - I do really like your capture.
Thanks for sharing...

If only controlling the alpine weather was so easy

We spent about 1 hour at Dead Horse Gap, shooting Zali Stegall & the above images, and in that time we had sun, cloud and snow flurries! We left in a hurry because it looked like the snow was closing in, only to have brilliant sunshine all the way back to Jindabyne.

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:02 pm**

Now they are nice, but like the others have said, #1 is the standout.
Cheers
John

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:02 pm**

If only controlling the alpine weather was so easy

Yes - I know. I have been caught out by alpine waether on a number of occasions when camping a little further south from where you were. Stinking hot one minute, icey cold the next. (Oops - just realised I was talking about Victoria. That's a normal weather pattern isn't it??

)

Sorry - a bit off topic. :wink:

(Since I'm already OT, what did you think of today's win Rooboy?)

Posted: **Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:27 pm**

nat wrote:
(Since I'm already OT, what did you think of today's win Rooboy?)

I haven't watched the boys play much this year (given their performance, who could blame me) but I was *very* happy with today's match - the new kids were fantastic, & the leaders held it all together. If they can consistently play like that then bring on 2007

Err, so this isn't entirely off topic, nice photos Kris

Posted: **Mon Jul 31, 2006 12:02 am**

Macka,

All the pics I'm critiquing seem to have unanimous votes for the same pic.

First one is worth framing.

Excellent stuff

Cheers

Michael