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Living on the Edge
Image Title:  Living on the Edge
 
 By: john davis  
  Copyright ©2008



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Photographer john davis {K:1624}
Project #61 Totally Cool! Camera Model Canon PowerShot S3IS
Categories From The Field
Landscape
Nature
Film Format Digital JPEG High
Portfolio Lens 6-72mm
Uploaded 5/4/2008 Film / Memory Type n/a
    ISO / Film Speed 80
Views 70 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 10 Rating
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Location City -  Alice Springs
State -  NORTHERN TERRITORY
Country - Australia   Australia
About Dangling the legs at Kings Canyon, Northern Territory.
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There are 10 Comments in 1 Pages
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Stan  Hill   {K:13488} 5/4/2008
Nice capture, mate!! the colors and perspective of the enormity of the rocks vs. the people is great. Must be a fantastic place. Never been to Australia but am sure I could get use to it quickly!! How much drop off below the subjects?Have a good one, Stan


john davis   {K:1624} 5/4/2008
Thanks Stan for your comment. I have attached another pic, showing the people at the top of the rim to give you the scale of the sheer walls.
As you can see, there is very little evidence of water marks on the rim, indicating the extreme lack of rain in the area.
I have found the best time to visit is in the High Summer, which is the off-peak tourist time. The advantage is you get to experience the intense ( dry) heat, but the animals, plants are at their peak. You do need to consume around a liter ( two pints ) of water an hour.
Thoroughly recommend it !
Cheers
JD

Kings Canyon Rim


Michele Carlsen   {K:135294} 5/5/2008
This IS TOTALLY COOL JD - what an awesome shot - I love it - you could also have used the 'Big & Little' catagory ...but it most certainly is Totally Cool ! Great textures , exposure, shadow and crop - This is a Stunner !! 7/7
Cheers Mate,
M~


Michele Carlsen   {K:135294} 5/5/2008
Heyyyyy ! Where in the heck were YOU to get this shot anyway ?
It looks pretty hard to get to and like a long fall (?)


fotogr@vi     {K:53211} 5/5/2008
woww.. that must be a totally 'safe' thing to do ... lol.. great shot !


Ania Blazejewska   {K:15147} 5/5/2008
Excellent John!
Great colours and amazing point of view
Congratulations
Best regards,
ania


Rajesh Bhattacharjee   {K:3155} 5/5/2008
wowwwwwwwwww. this is scary!!!! you did a great job by adding human in the shot


john davis   {K:1624} 5/6/2008
Thank you, Avi for your great comment
Cheers
JD


john davis   {K:1624} 5/7/2008
Thank you, Ania.
I appreciate your comment
Cheers for now.
JD


john davis   {K:1624} 5/7/2008
Yes the people do add scale to the shot.
Thanks for your comment, Rajesh.
Cheers
JD


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