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jusninasirun (17529) 2008-04-03 19:37

Bonjour John. Journalier je me suis renseignι beaucoup sur la composition ici dans TE et vos images et note sont trθs bonnes pour ma rιfιrence. Car j'observais le dιfilement d'image en bas de l'ιcran, je peux voir que le cru est crιι. Le dessus de cette armature avec l'ιclairage diagonal chaud est ιtourdissement juste contre la mer et le ciel. Quand je vois le trou et le premier plan, c'est qualitι supιrieure juste et premiθre prιsentation de classe. Merci pour partager John et trθs bien fait. Les meilleurs souvenirs. Jusni

mvdisco (17798) 2008-04-03 20:39

Bonsoir John,
Belle presentation de ce trou et la prιsentation de la lever de l'eau au dessus du trou, le workshop est excellent aussi, Belle composition et dιtails, Excellent clichι John et note.
Well presented and composed.
Very well done.
Michel

Wanda1 (15142) 2008-04-03 21:49

Hi John,
This is a great one of the water in action captured and frozen as it blows out of the hole. I like that you have that strip of warm light right at the top with the people in it really showing us some extra interest and the huge size. Nice work.
Regards
Wanda

robertosalguero (292) 2008-04-04 0:39

Hello John,

I'm glad you added people to this image so we can get a better idea of the diameter of the hole. Looking at the water coming from the hole I realize how large this feature is. The image is well composed in a vertical format to show us the surroundings of the hole. Nice light and sharpness. Thanks John.

Roberto

Waylim (25436) 2008-04-04 2:15

John,
Impress sight, and you caught such a moment. Wonderful details even in the dark shadow of the rocks against the splashing water. Excellent as always. Love it.
Way

wishlist (4133) 2008-04-04 7:08

Hi John,
this is an amazing show!! and you captured it very well. I'd be curious to hear the noise..must be incredible. The water coming out from the black whole adds an extra point to the beautiful compo, bringing in also a feeling of mystery. The great note is the best way to present this beautiful picture.
Thanks for sharing it.
Cheers,

Igor

Matthew-Watt (5934) 2008-04-04 17:41

G'Day John,

There are a few shots of this locally famous blowhole on TE, but I consider this one to be the best timed and the one which shows the best scale. There is a smaller one like this called the boiling pot in Noosa National Park, and one called Whale Rock on North Stradbroke Island that I have visited. The sound they make, as you have remarked, is quite strange. The slowish shutter catches the motion of the water very effectively. Thank you also for the workshop, together this post covers this natural wonder very well. Have an enjoyable weekend!

Matt

bullybeef53 (3365) 2008-04-05 15:21

Fantastic angle John,
Your note is very informative.
Thanks,
Jim

pablominto (53746) 2008-04-09 6:16

Hello John,
Good timing on the trigger, I think you just hit the right moment here!
This kind of play of nature is always impressive to watch, and you pick a fine point of view for the capture...
Fine details, a well composed presentation and the sunlight on top adds an extra touch!
Greetings,
Pablo -

pboehringer (770) 2008-04-13 16:09

John,
I haven't heard anything alike it before. I love the shot, the note and the meaning of aboriginal word Kiama. What a pity that we can't add to TE a soundtrack that goes along with the posted image. It would provide additional "oomph" to your well included persons in the shot. Did you try to do do several RAW conversions and put them together in an attempt of HDR technique to lighten up the lower portions of the blowhole?
Peter