A nice evening ride, Hamilton, Kawhia, Raglan, Hamilton

**jonnyk5614** · 2nd October 2016, 19:12

Originally Posted by Oscar

The lake is Lake Disappear. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Disappear

You're very lucky, I've seen it twice in the 30 years I've been riding out there.

This is what it usually looks like:

And I caught it full a coupla years back:

Also, despite the "Road Closed" sign just past Bridal Veil Falls, that road is open and comes out before the Mako Mako Marae.

Cheers for that - my lucky day, it was full!

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**jonnyk5614** · 5th October 2016, 09:41

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**Scubbo** · 5th October 2016, 12:14

great photos --- if you need somewhere to store your bike while you have no license I know a place

**EJK** · 5th October 2016, 12:50

Great shot! What camera do you use?

**Night Falcon** · 5th October 2016, 14:10

awesome pics

trust there were no KB oversize photo legislation breaches

**jonnyk5614** · 7th October 2016, 01:18

Originally Posted by EJK

Great shot! What camera do you use?

The first two, my trusty Nikon D7000 and Nikkor 17-55 f/2.8. The second is a 9 shot stitch.

The selfie is my GoPro3 Black, mounted in the frame on a monopod. Actually shooting 1080p 48fps video at the time. Usually I'd shoot timelapse but was going with video in this case as I am experimenting with various mounts from a stability point of view at the moment. Using a handheld monopod is the only stable footage at all "off bike" I can achieve at the moment. Anything mounted on the bike with an extension arm is too wobbly.

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**EJK** · 7th October 2016, 09:38

Originally Posted by jonnyk5614

The first two, my trusty Nikon D7000 and Nikkor 17-55 f/2.8. The second is a 9 shot stitch.

The selfie is my GoPro3 Black, mounted in the frame on a monopod. Actually shooting 1080p 48fps video at the time. Usually I'd shoot timelapse but was going with video in this case as I am experimenting with various mounts from a stability point of view at the moment. Using a handheld monopod is the only stable footage at all "off bike" I can achieve at the moment. Anything mounted on the bike with an extension arm is too wobbly.

Oh......

Not bad for Nikon

Great shots! Post em more next time. We got a dedicated thread for ride photos

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...-photos-thread