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Critique By:
Lee Harris (K:14694)
10/18/2004 11:13:30 PM
What a beautiful shot Ian.
Excellent colors and composition.
A bottle of good wine some munchies and the wife, I could sit and enjoy a view like this all night.
My complements.
Lee
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APPAVE José (K:566)
10/18/2004 8:43:31 PM
Very clear shot Ian. Love that flag holder on the nose of the plane...
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Zeev Scharf (K:25603)
10/18/2004 12:43:28 PM
Excellent shot Ian,the graduated sky is superb
Mant thanks for commenting "Almost a cowboy"
Best regards
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Critique By:
Maria José Barres (K:11276)
10/18/2004 12:30:42 PM
very nice composition and great colors contrast!
Greetings.
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Critique By:
Ahmed Nadim (K:437)
10/18/2004 11:16:20 AM
Amazing perspective !
the shot is very well balanced
nice work
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Critique By:
Stephen Bowden (K:64141)
10/18/2004 9:08:50 AM
Beautiful capture Ian, what a wonderful place you live :-)
Best wishes,
Steve
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Stephen Bowden (K:64141)
10/18/2004 9:07:23 AM
Wow - I really cannot believe that I missed this the first time around. I mean it is not exactly camoflauged lol
This is a super photograph Ian, the colours and detail are amazing and the about is very interesting indeed. I guess I will never complain again about using a 2litre can to finish off the bathroom ceiling lol
Best wishes,
Steve
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Critique By:
Stephen Bowden (K:64141)
10/17/2004 8:25:53 PM
Fabulous capture Ian, the colour is incredible !
Best wishes,
Steve
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Critique By:
Cesar (K:3591)
10/17/2004 1:55:39 PM
Ian,
Very beautiful landscape!
Congrats,
Cesar
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Kev Rynne (K:1110)
10/15/2004 12:51:48 PM
Familiar landscape Ian.
Great shot, lovely detail and soft colour.
Regards kev 
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Critique By:
Kev Rynne (K:1110)
10/15/2004 12:48:51 PM
Hi Ian, wonderful colours in this shot, only thing I think the top of the pic is too dark.
Thank you for your comment. Will resubmit a croc shot I took here at Hartleys Creek Zoo, Port Douglas. Very impressive animals!!
Regards Kev
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Alison DuFlon (K:36566)
10/14/2004 4:13:24 PM
Ian, I love this photo, beautiful old rickety dock and the windy river in the background, a very peaceful feel to this photo. Alison
Thank's for the comment on mine.
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Critique By:
Ian Sharp (K:1762)
10/14/2004 12:51:16 PM
Heiko
Hard to believe further up this thread I am saying
croc attacks are rare and then this one, which
even the experts are puzzled to a croc travelling
over 150 meters from the water and into the tent
and grabbing this Aussies leg and trying to drag
him back to the water, (lucky) for him the 60yr
old women leaped onto its back and
got a broken arm from the powerful tail for her trouble, but the
croc released the guy and then someone else in the
group shot the reptile.
This will go down as the most unusual crocodile attack to ever be seen in Australia, as it is
unknown for an attack this far from the waters edge.
We live and learn
Ian
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Critique By:
Heiko Hamann (K:695)
10/14/2004 11:05:17 AM
Hi Ian,
thank you for the answer. The german word "Hinterland" usually means something like the country behind something i.e. city, coastline. (hinter = behind, land = country) Seems to fit on your "Gold Coast Hinterland". And it's not surprising that the number ouf tourists is increasing if you keep on shooting pictures like this.
And by the way, yesterday I saw news on german TV about a crocodile attack on an "unhappy camper" in Australia. Really was a weird story.
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Critique By:
Zeev Scharf (K:25603)
10/13/2004 8:46:03 PM
Your capture here is wonderful Ian,amazing scenery
a very moody nightscape
Many thanks for commenting on"Golden twilight"
Best regards
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Critique By:
Peter Godden (K:745)
10/13/2004 7:17:17 AM
Great Shot Ian.....has a real ice cool feel to it. Love the foreground and the tones in the rocks. Thanks for your comments...always great to get!
Regards
Peter
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Critique By:
Ian Sharp (K:1762)
10/13/2004 5:45:42 AM
Heiko, good question, here is the what it means
in the case of the 'Gold Coast Hinterland':
THE Hinterland, also known as the "green behind the gold", is the Gold Coast's best-kept secret that is being discovered by an increasing number of visitors.
Located just 30 minutes drive from the coastal strip, the Hinterland is the Gold Coast's natural "theme park" - along with its famous beaches, of course!
The Hinterland contains an amazing 29 national parks and nature reserves, World Heritage-listed national parks, Australia's largest area of subtropical rainforest, the world's biggest volcanic caldera (of which Mt Warning is the "core") and 300kms of walking trails.
Cheers Ian
Brisbane
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Critique By:
Amit Saha (K:3131)
10/12/2004 11:37:15 PM
The lighting and exposure are perfect. Love the dark blue sky just after dusk. Excellent composition.
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Critique By:
Amit Saha (K:3131)
10/12/2004 11:34:20 PM
Beautiful composition...like the reflection of the moon in the water...excellent work
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Heiko Hamann (K:695)
10/12/2004 8:14:04 PM
This picture has a very warm feeling. Just hang out with a drink in the summer evening. Just nostalgic. Here in Germany the winter is approaching fast, yesterday was the first morning with below 0 C.
Great shot.
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Heiko Hamann (K:695)
10/12/2004 8:06:46 PM
Great shot Ian. The blue sky is fantastic. Don't know about the tree in the foreground. It's right in the middle and takes away a lot attention from the landscape.
Just curious: What does Hinterland mean? Is it from the german word "Hinterland" or is it a landscape in Australia? Or somethin totaly different?
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Critique By:
Jorge Vasconcelos (K:33746)
10/12/2004 5:16:07 PM
You say you?re new in photograph.I?ve a look at your portfolio- my congratulations- either you learn fast or/and are very gift, as all of your pictures are of a seasoned photographer.I suspect you even are very well off into the tricky software programs, as some of your pictures let me guess so.
I?m older than you, if so allow me to give an advice, concentrate in what you do better and create your own style, in a way looking at your pictures we know are yours.Forget critics.Who knows do. Who don?t, are too critical.
Be happy with photograph and freedom of creation.
Regards
jorge
from your down-under, Portugal
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Critique By:
Jorge Vasconcelos (K:33746)
10/12/2004 5:06:36 PM
Good portrait,easy,not tight,flowing,very well done.
Regards
jorge
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Critique By:
Maria José Barres (K:11276)
10/12/2004 11:26:47 AM
Great landscape shot and wonderful image!
Very good.
greetings.
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Critique By:
Chris Hunter (K:25634)
10/11/2004 9:26:38 PM
Nice scenic spot, and well captured by you Ian,
Regards,
Chris
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Critique By:
Laszlo Illes (K:2019)
10/11/2004 8:59:24 PM
Beautiful picture! Years ago I was travelling around there... Your picture gave me some good memories back... Thank you for sharing it!
Best regrads, Laci
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Critique By:
Teresa Moore (K:11063)
10/11/2004 2:44:08 AM
Great night cityscape shot. Beautiful colors, and light.
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Critique By:
Zeev Scharf (K:25603)
10/10/2004 4:26:07 PM
Excellent landscaspe shot Ian,the colors are spectacular
Best regards
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Critique By:
Warren B (K:7272)
10/10/2004 10:17:21 AM
Lovely shot, beautifully done. I like the way the lines of the pier draw your eye towards the horizon.
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Critique By:
Paul Burnett (K:45)
10/10/2004 2:32:28 AM
Hi Ian,
I love this photo. It really stood out. Very calming and surreal. Love it.
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