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Couple more from the Grampians
G'day all,
While playing with some images to stitch, thought I'd post a couple more from the Grampians, you could easily spend a week or more there it's just so photogenic with stunning views... Can't remember the location name, but first go at photomerge with about 6 images stitched... Was stunning watching the fairy floss clouds rolling over the hilltop... 
Misty morning... 
Damn! Got up too late and missed the sunrise... Check out the grotty polariser with the dust specs 
 Aka Andrew
Mudder
excellent shots particularly the first one, those clouds look almost alive. Also like the way you captured the filtered sunlight in the second shot. Doug As soon as you make something idiot proof they build a better idiot.
Andrew the first 2 are stunning witnessing something as beautiful as the fairy floss clouds seductively caressing the mountain top, now that's exciting!
Did you camp out to get the early morning mist? Got any more shots of the fairy floss clouds?
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