Jul 2, 2018
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Lerderderg State Park by Ant Le Breton
Lerderderg State Park by Boroondara Bushwalkers
The Lerderderg Series The original, un-teleidoscoped images. All taken in the Lerderderg State Park, near Gisborne, Victoria, Australia.
Thought they'd make a good reference point from what the edited pictures came from. They were all taken on my Canon Rebel T5i on a single trip out into Lerderderg last year, then brought home and edited in Adobe CC. Anyway, that's the end of this series. I want to get more stuff out there more often from now on, so I'm changing up my workflow. My next lot of photos are going to be taken and edited entirely on my phone so that I can update more regularly. We'll see how that goes!
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“Canopy” (2017) The canopy of Lerderderg State Park near Gisborne, Victoria, Australia. Made a mistake in this one, but I think those tortuous, twisted trunks of the Eucalyptus make up for it. Last picture in the Lerderderg Gisborne series, and I don’t think I could have finished it with a much better choice.
”Bushkissed” (2017) Bushland in Lerderderg State Park near Gisborne, Victoria, Australia. Been on a bit of a hiatus, but a recent trip back to Lerderderg reminded me that I have to finish this series!
Rod and I, Lerderderg State Park. 2015.