Next Melbourne catch-up? When? Where?

[Poisson Du Jour]

Actually I'm now out, my daughter is now having her 18th birthday party that weekend.. Thought I was going to get away without one..

I imagined there was still a bit of party animal in you.

 

[Yamaotoko]

Actually I'm now out, my daughter is now having her 18th birthday party that weekend.. Thought I was going to get away without one..

Let's make the meetup at your place, we can focus on reportage, social documentary... And you'll get some good pics of the day

 

[Poisson Du Jour]

Let's make the meetup at your place, we can focus on reportage, social documentary... And you'll get some good pics of the day

Boots will have his hands full as Bouncer with the Riot Police on standby. You know youngsters like to have fun...

 

[Andrew K]

Sorry I'm out too - we're off on holidays the week before, plus I'm at Gold Street Studios on the 22nd - running the course!

 

[LJH]

Anyone care to venture another date?

 

[SMBooth]

The following week I fine. Possible Bunyip State Park as a venue if people are not looking to drive so far.
http://parkweb.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0020/523406/Map-Bunyip-State-Park.pdf

 

[SMBooth]

Well plans change quick around my place, now free 22/23 not following 29/30.

 

[Poisson Du Jour]

We seem to hop from one place to the next without doing much by way of back-referencing, printing and showing. I have seen so precious little of what others have photographed at the Toorongo River Sanctuary at Noojee. Who has photographed what, and how?

I've got a 28x36cm MGCF print here now of Toorongo Falls from Pentaximus running RVP 100F on metallic media. Very happy and contented with that (and three others now in process at PRISM). But other scenes down in the myrtle glooms of Toorongo... well, I haven't got them: particularly irritating is the view upstream from the footbridge: I do not want a view from on top of the footbridge: I want a view from under it, at water level, but it's possible I could get wet. And cold.

Lawson Falls can be attractive in the southern section of Bunyip State Park, as can a pretty little swamp paperbark cascade a little way downstream from them. Not sure if all this was obliterated in the ghastly bushfires, but I like to hope nature has remodelled the scenery anew.