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Published: 2006-03-30 10:09:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 1468; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 134
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Another gorgeous example of limestone eroded by waves - this just near the entrance to Loch Ard Gorge.RESUBMISSION - improved version of an old poorly scanned film image
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Nice, that water colour is perfect...even for a scan
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Thanks. I wish I could get better quality scans. These images print out much better than they look on screen.
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Know wot you mean...i have a very large print of a portraiture for a customer's cat. Marvelous on print but not so good scanned as the tones are really dark. I lost the original RAW 
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I use digital and raw format all the time now. I feel I have more control over what I'm doing.
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They were amazing. Thanks.
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Isn't it amazing! . . . It was beautiful to swim there.
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I honesty dont know what else i can say other them im jelous... such a beautiful shot
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Another spot you can park almost next to. . . Also near Port Campbell - just to the west this time.
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Very purdy!
And it's not even a "nature's nude".....
Think I'll add it to my fav pile....
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Wow - thank you. . . Now if I'd taken this shot at sunset . . .
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... it would probably go in the fetish gallery...
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Wow...I have a picture of the coast in northern California that looks so much like this. Beautiful shot!
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I guess there are many areas like this. . . A first encounter for me. . . I found it quite amazing.
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I tried to put the sharpest focus on the arched island in the middle - but there's such a range of distances involved here that even on an aperture of 22 or 27 it's hard to get the lot sharp enough.
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beautiful shot. the colours of the sea are amazing!
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Thank you. They certainly are . . . It was stunning.
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The colours were just glorious. Simple colour schemes but so rich. . . Thanks.
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Nice place. In Normandy, we have also natural arches like this one.
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It must be beautiful. . . I've mainly travelled on the east coast of Australia and I've seen nothing like this before.
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wow, looks very fantastic, not something you'd think to see in the real world
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It's just gorgeous. I'd love to paddle a canoe around there - if I could manage to do it. . . Quite awe-inspiring landforms.
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i like how there is an arch way in the middle... i dnt no of another word to describe it atm... too tired lol
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Thanks for commenting then, Lisa Lol. . . An arch is fine. I expected someone to call it a horsey or something like that. . . Only tomorrow and then the weekend!! Yay!
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i reckon wooo and then only 2 more weeks then holidays .. melbourne here we come.. you always go places that look so peaceful and entrancing.. ok i think i might change my opinion from arch to horsey!
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It's not a horsey - it's an arch!!!!! (i hate it when you go on cave tours like Jenolan and the guide points out all these lovely formations and gives them dumb names - and then people on the tour - like my mum - see all sorts of other horsey things. I feel like saying: They are rocks! They are bloody beautiful rocks. They don't need to be horsies to be beautiful!!!)
Hope the two weeks spin past quickly and that the Melbourne trip is a winner!
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LOL. It must be a mum thing.
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but my mum likes to think she is still 21....
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She probably is still 21. (I'm 31)
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lol on the inside lol but does ur son have to sometimes act like a father to set u straight? i have to do that with my mother sometimes
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I hope not. . . I actually act my real age (about 90) most of the time.
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lol .. nice change in avatar by the way who was the model? as if u are 90 i wont believe that
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