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[2009-09-13 07:36:15 +0000 UTC]
"Greg Arps"
(New Zealand)
# Statistics
Favourites: 1290; Deviations: 105; Watchers: 148
Watching: 150; Pageviews: 26520; Comments Made: 1935; Friends: 150
# Interests
Favorite bands / musical artists: Too many to name, but Shihad is my favourite kiwi band.Other Interests: Photography, football, rock climbing
# About me
Current Residence: Christchurch, New ZealandFavourite photographer: Andris Apse, George Stocking, Michael Anderson, Marc Adamus, Ian Plant, Joseph Rossbach
Favourite style of art: Photography
# Comments
Comments: 171
Hey Rich I haven't been on here in far too long, just saw your comment. Thanks!
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I was wondering about the lenses that you use. Do you have a Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5?
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Hey I sure do, [link] , [link] and [link] are just a couple of the shots I've taken with it 
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Thanks for the info. I'm thinking about switching to Canon and from what I can see in your gallery 60d with a decent set of lenses seems like a reasonable alternative to a full frame camera.
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What are you using at the moment? I'm dying to get a full frame camera, personally... Decent lenses make a huge difference though, for sure.
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I'm using Olympus e-620. For sb. who mainly hikes that camera is really neat because of it's size and weight + image stabilization is built into the body. Besides, you can get some really good and cheap Zuiko lenses designed for the 4/3 system. Unfortunately it's got a bit outdated, and Olympus doesn't have any new interesting DSLRs.
Full frame + a set of lenses is way beyond my budget but if I were you I would stick to 60d. Canon Mark II/III are great cameras but I'm not so sure if the difference in the quality of photos is really worth the money.
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...or the weight. An 5D-series camera with a set of full frame lenses weight a lot!
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I think I'll wait till they include a Sherpa in the price ;]
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Thanks for joining . We appreciate your support and we are glad to expose your art.
To get started we have some information for you:
Our submission guidelines [link]
You may submit shots in our current month folder [link]
and journals in this folder [link]
Every month we are voting on the best submissions of the month as for example here [link]
if you have question note me please
we would also appreciate any active participation in our group – every suggestion is welcome
we wish you many happy ours in our group and are seeing forward to your submissions
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No worries Chris, it's a stunner!
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G'Day mate good to see you hope things are well, to your favourite list of photogrphers have a look at Hans Stand, Charles Cramer, and Peter Dombrvskis.
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Wow spooky, I was just having a look through your gallery to see if there was anywhere close to Brisbane or Melbourne I could go in the next few weeks, then you commented! Haha... Cheers Geoff I'm very familiar with Charles Cramer, he's bloody brilliant, I'll have to check out the other 2! Thought you were pulling my leg for a minute with "Hans Stand"
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mate have a look at Hans's arials of Iceland stunning work. Peter in my view was the greatesy landscape photographer of all time..Wilsons promotory near Melbourne is fantastic southern most tip of Aus big granite headlands and wonderful beaches I might have miss spelt hans's name it's Strand not stand..
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Yeah, wow, all their stuff is great, gonna take a while to look through all of it! Anywhere you would recommend staying at Wilson's Prom or would it be more of a camping situation the whole time? Haha yeah I noticed it was actually Strand...
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Thank you so much for the watch Greg 
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Hello there
Thanks a lot for the watch
You've got some beautiful landscape photos !
Best regards from France,
Annabelle
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Thanks Annabelle, likewise!!
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More than welcome... great gallery!
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