2018 Project 52, second quarter by Lindsay (CormacD)

[CormacD]

Went on a sunset dinner cruise a couple of nights ago on the Katherine River, Nitmiluk National Park out of Katherine in the Northern Territory of Australia, beautiful trip. Here's a couple of samples.

[billtils]

Nice pics Lindsay, but would have had more impact with a croc or two in the frame

[CormacD]

Nice pics Lindsay, but would have had more impact with a croc or two in the frame

Ha Ha thanks Bill, I did see a couple asleep on the shore.

[Shadowman]

Nicely composed, both look a bit soft but could be the low resolution.

[CormacD]

Visited the Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia. The Park is nearly 20,000 square kilometres.
These couple of pics were taken on a sunrise breakfast cruise at Yellow Waters. The park has massive amounts of wet lands as there is plenty of rain in the wet season.

#1 Yellow Waters at sunrise 17 May 18, ISO 100, 51.2 mm, f/5, 1/80 s

DSC_4604 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

#2 One of the 10,000 odd crocodiles that live in the park ( not real good for swimming)ISO 400, 30mm, f/7.1, 1/250 s
DSC_4648 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

[Shadowman]

Nice shots.

[billtils]

You were close enough to shoot at 18.5 mm ...

[joebranko]

Visited the Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia. The Park is nearly 20,000 square kilometres.
These couple of pics were taken on a sunrise breakfast cruise at Yellow Waters. The park has massive amounts of wet lands as there is plenty of rain in the wet season.

#1 Yellow Waters at sunrise 17 May 18, ISO 100, 51.2 mm, f/5, 1/80 s

DSC_4604 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

#2 One of the 10,000 odd crocodiles that live in the park ( not real good for swimming)ISO 400, 30mm, f/7.1, 1/250 s
DSC_4648 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

Keep out of the water!

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[CormacD]

You were close enough to shoot at 18.5 mm ...

Yes Bill, over the side of the boat. I use the Nikon 1 compact system so the 30 mm lens is equivalent to about 80 mm in the traditional 35 mm standard.

[CormacD]

Keep out of the water!

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I agree, the safest places to swim are in the lap pools down town.

[CormacD]

Stayed at Kimberley Land Caravan Park in Kununurra, lovely spot on the lake.

DSC_4755 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

[CormacD]

Stayed at Eighty Mile Beach Caravan Park on the North West Coast of Western Australia, lovely spot where a lot of people sty for months on end to fish and keep warm.

DSC_4796 HDR by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

[CormacD]

Stayed at the the Pardoo Station Camp Ground. Popular fishing location on the Pilbara Coast near Port Hedland in Western Australia. Big tides when we were there, full moon each night means big tides.

DSC_4803 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

[CormacD]

We camped at the Albert Tognolini Campground on the Great Northern Highway between Port Hedland and Newman in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia. Beautiful spot and our camping neighbour played the bag pipes at sunset.

DSC_4807 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

[CormacD]

Dales Gorge in the Karrijini National Park in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia, we stayed there overnight and walked around the top of the gorge.

DSC_4846 by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

[joebranko]

Beautiful shot of the gorge

[joebranko]

Beautiful shot at Eighty Mile Beach. One of thos landscape shots where I don't mind if people are included in the shot.

[CormacD]

Beautiful shot at Eighty Mile Beach. One of thos landscape shots where I don't mind if people are included in the shot.

Joe, thanks for your comments on Dales Gorge and Eighty Mile Beach, much appreciated.

[billtils]

Nice additions to your set Lindsay.

[CormacD]

Back home after our 12000 km trip. Went for a local walk and here a a couple of shots I got in the last two days. Just shows me that there is always some good material near home.

#1 Looking towards the mouth of the river.

DSC_4926 HDR by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr

#2 Walk around the bund.

DSC_4926 HDR by Lindsay Downs, on Flickr