Some of my pictures. (Warning, pic heavy)

A sunset taken on a friends farm in the Garden Route in South Africa.



Big bull elephant, taken in Knysna, SA.



Just a tree stump I found walking in a forest, the interesting pattern and shape drew my attention.



This is a very old tree in a forest in the Wilderness area



Springbokke that on a ridge on a game drive we did in Plettenberg Bay



Some old cars from an annual car show held here in my town.



A wave breaking against some rocks in the Stromsriver National Park, SA



A very old church and graveyard in a small place called Belvedere in SA



This pic I took in Koln in Germany.

Just some pics I wanted to share. I took all of them with a Nikon DSLR. Hope you guys enjoy!

vvv

They're very nice. Very good quality. I've just become interested in photography myself of late (Olympus with a few lens combinations).

Care to provide some information for each of your pictures please?

Originally posted by pseudoless
They're very nice. Very good quality. I've just become interested in photography myself of late (Olympus with a few lens combinations).

Care to provide some information for each of you pictures please?

Sure! What type of info are you looking for mate? Happy to help if I can.

vvv

A brief description of each (or any) the actual pictures locations etc. and any associated off automatic setting you were using to achieve you results. If you don't mind.

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I was not aware this area was on forum, very nice, looks like you got a nice camera there mate?

Hey VVV
that is some damn good looking pictures
are they all from South Africa ?
i want more please

first pic is amazing .. do you have the big fullsize one ?
so i can set a new desktop pic lol

thanks for sharing
snf

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I do apologize, I cannot remember the settings on the camera at the time of the pics. Although, I might be able to get them, if I look at the original data of the pics.

vvv

Great pix!

If anyone wants camera setting info just save the pic to desktop then do properties (r click , windows) and select details, this will give you all the camera setting used unless the camera is set to hide it.

The 1st picture of the sunset is amazing. Worthy of blowing it up on canvas and making a large peice of wall art.