I fell into another photographic slump slump over the past couple of weeks which is why there have been no posts here on the blog but have been re-invigorated again so accepted an invitation to take part in a bushwalk with a group in Royal National Park last Thursday.
The 5 kilometre walk started up at Waterfall and after organising our vehicles to provide appropriate transport at each end of the walk, we set off on the Waterfall - Couranga Track.
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Setting out on the first stage of the walk
Canon 40D, Sigma 18-200mm Lens, 1/500sec @ f/5.6, ISO 400, Hand held |
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The weather was overcast however predictions of rain did not eventuate. The cloud cover provided nice, even light and the first section of the track was relatively easy.
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Further into the walk, the bush closed in on the track.
Canon 40D, Lens Sigma 18-200mm, 1/160sec @ f/5.6, ISO 400, Hand held |
Gradually the track narrowed and the foliage grew taller as we descended into rain forest. The foliage was varied and I was amazed at the different types of fungi. The diversity of colourful native flowers in bloom was also impressive, particularly given that we are still experiencing wintery conditions.
After a couple of hours which seemed to have flown by, we arrived at the old causeway to enjoy our lunch with a restful view.
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Lunch and reflection during the walk
Canon 40D, Lens Sigma 18-400mm, 1/1000sec @ f/4.0, ISO 400, Hand held |
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All in all it was a good day where I met some nice, friendly people who made me feel welcome and I look forward to spending more time in their company. I have also identified some places I wish to return to with my tripod and more time to practice my photography.
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