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Wonderland Sydney (Bush Beast) Gallery!

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Those particular pictures were taken with two different cameras - both of which I don't use any more. The 2002 photos were taken with a Kodak DC3400, a nice 2 megapixel digital camera that was about a year old at the time. The 2003 ones were taken with a Canon EOS1000 SLR, a 35MM camera, using a 28-80mm lense. My current camera, which I chose solely because of its size and high regard, is a Canon IXUS V3. It's got great low battery consumption, a decent 3mp resolution and it's small enough to fit in any pocket, so I don't need to take a backpack everywhere I take my camera anymore (which can be a nuissance on rides). I'm going to buy a waterproof housing for it in a few weeks time (when I buy the digital video camera for my trip), which will mean I can take it to all sorts of places, and onto all sorts of rides. :)

the photos are ok i think richard you could have done better than shots of the ride from a panormaic distance. did you take the photos from the highway or on the bridge richard? becasue there are some photos with fences at the front. other than that its ok.

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Some were taken outside the park, some from the carpark, some inside. They're really nothing I'm terribly proud of, I suppose in terms of rides, this would be a "filler" attraction. I'll get back to Wonderland some time in the future and take some real photos (looking at early next year, perhaps around Easter - between two USA trips).

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Yeah, the second one's probably not going to happen. It was to be the northern parks (Cedar Point, Holiday World inclusive), around June or July, but right now, a nice NZ ski trip instead is sounding very nice. :) Still, I guess there's always next next year for another trip (and I want to do Europe too after that...).

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