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Taking Great Photos Feedback
Submitted: Monday, Aug 27, 2007 at 14:08
milnicky
Article Overview - Taking Great Photos
Photography is a way some people record the places they've been, special moments in life, or is a way to express creativity.
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I AM GOING TO
FRASER ISLAND
IN OCTOBER AND WILL BE TAKING MY NEW SLR WHAT ARE SOME GREAT AREAS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS?
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AnswerID: 259058 Submitted: Monday, Aug 27, 2007 at 14:31
Trevor W(Brisbane)
replied: All over the Island,but Lake Mackenzie without the Tour Buses,
The Forrestry Walks along the creeks-water is crystal clear,Sunrise through the rusting wreck of the Maheno on a calm sea.
Foot prints in the sand as the water goes out. You will love the place as you are going when there are no school holidays
You could take a photo from the Barge of all of us poor sods back on the mainland working for a living,but then maybe not.
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AnswerID: 259069 Submitted: Monday, Aug 27, 2007 at 16:15
robak (QLD)
replied: My only advice would be to take yourtime (at least 10-20 minutes) to set up your photo then a great shot can be found almost anywhere.
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AnswerID: 259158 Submitted: Monday, Aug 27, 2007 at 22:25
Steve from Top End Explorer Tours
replied: If you stopped yelling, you could probably get some good photo's of birds and wildlife too. ;-) LOL
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must have had his hearing aid in when he typed it.
He probably typed it slowly cos he no's we cannt read fast
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AnswerID: 259183 Submitted: Tuesday, Aug 28, 2007 at 07:57
Andrew from Vivid Adventures
replied: get up early and stay until after sunset ...
not only is the wildlife more active, but the light is much softer and the shadows longer.
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AnswerID: 259191 Submitted: Tuesday, Aug 28, 2007 at 08:54
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