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These photos are from a recent photo shoot at the North Pine River Bridge on the way to Dayboro (Apex Park).
I like this photo, it's very scenic or something.
This is similar to the last photo just a little lower. The sun reflected in the front wheel a bit too much, so it looks a bit glary. The reflection of the wheel is clearer than the actual wheel.
This picture also turned out nice, but the rear of the car doesn't look as nice as the front of the car.
A bit too much glare in the front wheel again. They're just too shiny
I was running out of sunlight, so I had to move to higher ground to catch the sun. The afternoon sun makes the paint look a strange but cool colour. Unfortunately you can see the shadow from my head.
I rolled the car forward slightly so the rear wheel wasn't behind the grass.
This rut is the one that gave Dave's Rangie a bit of panel damage. Unfortunately the sun had gone, so it was hard to hold the camera still enough to get a clear picture. This photo is slightly blurry.
This photo is a lot clearer. The paint looks really nice. You get a good view of the alloy side step too. The side steps are to prevent the front wheel throwing up rocks and chipping the rear guards paint, and also so if I slid sideways in a rut like this, hopefully it will hit the side step before it hits the guards or body work.
Straddling the rut 1
This is the correct way to go up the rut, doesn't look as impressive, but takes
some very careful driving. Most of these rut pics are very slightly blurry.
The drivers side front wheel started sliding into the rut, and then held on by a couple of knobs.
Straddling the rut 3
different view
This would be a good place to park for an oil change.
Nice sunset 1
The camera didn't catch the nice colours of the sunset very well.
A bit closer.
Too Dark
I saw the tractors on the side of the road, and thought it might make a
good pic. It was a bit too dark though.
