Affectionately known as the "Triple Trunk", this spot easily converts into an afternoon sunset watching, outdoor, wine and cheese bar-complete with wagon wheel rims.
@jgpittenger Hi Jane - it was madly over exposed and the fields etc were bright blue - just awful actually. The invert gives this combo which I actually like in some cases. Cheers Rob
@shutterbug49 Hi Debbie - it really is lovely, especially in winter when the aspect is perfect for the sunsets - but unfortunately the temp is not... :) Cheers Rob
@onewing Thanks Babs - it's the invert of the dreadful bright blue overexposed IR shot - I often find it ends up quite arty. Thanks for interest. Cheers Rob
@wakelys Hi Susan - thanks for your comment. The wagon wheels actually came up from our proper home on the Gold Coast - we found them on our block 30 years ago. Then we discovered that apparently in the early days there was a Coach road through our block. We were pretty excited. :)
@haskar Lol Haskar - you are so right in your label "lifeline" - after a day out in the yard digging etc that little spot is indeed very important! Cheers Rob
@kvphoto Thank you so much KV - that is the loveliest comment. :) And I was really pleased to read your bit about the frame- I've been having a bit of a play with them - and sometimes the results haven't been so good!! Many thanks Rob
@bluemoon Thanks for your lovely comment Paula. The IR camera has given me hours of fun, and even when the images don't work they often invert nicely! win, win! :)
@taffy Thanks so much Taffy. I always think of the TT as somewhere for the images from proper photographers. To see one of mine pop up is so exciting. :)
June 11th, 2024
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