Featured Work
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Oh My Darling by phoggy
Darling Harbour looking toward the CBD Best Viewed Larger ©2008 phoggy
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Melbourne by Megan R
Melbourne, Victoria; Australia.
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Stunning Melbourne by Chris Putnam
Shots taken on a beautiful Melbourne night. Plan to go back with my tripod very soon!. Shot taken in September 2007.
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Fort Dennison by minniemanx
Fort Dennison is dwafted by Sydney’s skyline. Taken from Taronga Zoo.
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Flinders Street Station by GerryMac
Flinders Street Station Melbourne taken from the south bank of the Yarra River. /
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Federation Square by melbourne
Melbourne used to have it’s city square, now it has Federation Square. Always busy, the square is a great meeting point for many people when visiting the city. MELBOURNE IN PHOTOS
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Constitution Dock - Tasmania by Paul Coussa
The picture says it all really. Awesome place
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Cold Night by Marni
Found this in my June archives. Very similar to a previous yarra shot that I have on here. It is 110% inspired by Steven Potashnyk’s Crown by Night. This doesn’t even compare to his, but I still like it :)
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Seeking on the Yarra by Larry Davis
This image is of the skyline of Melbourne from down near the Casino, with the ferry “Seeker” waiting to take on passengers for a cruise up the Yarra River. / No extra colouring has been added. / What you see, is as-is, other than HDR… ===========================
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Sydney city by MoonSend
Sydney, the city from the sky, taken on the helicopter flight i won from my church for raising money for the forty hour famine last year
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Hairy Nose by Amanda McLennan
Perth Zoo – July Southern Hairy Nose Wombat The Wombat is found in South-Eastern areas of Australia and in Tasmania, in forrest, mountain and heathland areas. Wombats dig large cavernous underground burrows with powerful claws and their teeth. Usually nocturnal, wombats will venture out during overcast and cool days, they are not commonly seen out and about. / Wombats are herbivores, eating grasses, sedges, herbs, bark and roots. They have rodent like front teeth perfect for gnawing through tough vegetation as well as tunneling.
Recent Work
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Burnt Umber Morning by Tainia Finlay
The sun is just up! Outback Australia near Broken Hill, NSW. Thank you for looking as always.
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Preservation Or Loss by reflector
Humanities progress has come at a heavy price to the natural environment. Pollution and destruction of natural habitats is slowly being reversed ( as much as possible ) at many locations all over the world, including Newcastle. The edge of the Mangrove Swamp on Ash Island, in Newcastle.
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hello Digital Denizens of the Bush ! i’m going through the pages of images at Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography Group with a view to selecting one Featured Photographer each week (there will be a maximum of five Featured Photographers at any point after the initial five have been chosen; when the sixth is selected, the first will lose their featured position). this means that for a minimum of five weeks the Featured Photographer is featured. for added exposure, there will be a journal entry and a mass email to the Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography Group and related groups. the purpose of this is to draw attention to those members who (more than others) excell in capturing images of the Australian Bush and Rainforest. the first Featured Photographer for the Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography Group is someone whose images are strongly documentary of the bush and one of its most maligned inhabitants – the reptiles. Steven Sass seems to have the knack of being there unflinchingly recording when the reptiles are happening ! CONGRATULATIONS ! Steven. you are the first Featured Photographer at the Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography Group for at least the next five weeks ! cut and paste the link ( http://www.redbubble.com/people/sassyskink ) into your browser or click Steven Sass’ Featured Artist icon on the Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography Group overview page to view his images. I U N U U S : )
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Great Otway Lighthouse by Edy Lianto
Otway National Park, Apollo Bay, Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia
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School Dawn by Tainia Finlay
More from my travels of the outback. Sunrise at Silverton, NSW. As the population of Silverton grew, so did the local school. The first ‘premises’ was a tent pitched in 1884.Then in 1887 a single-roomed, timber and iron building was built housing 140 pupils and two teachers … only 2 teachers!!! This building was built in 1888 and was closed in 1970. Thank you for looking. / /
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Still Life - Melbourne by Christine Wilson
Another version CBD a 6am in the morning shoot . complete stillness not a sound apart from the boat club, getting their canoes out for the morning row up the Yarra
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The Yarra River by Tom Newman
Yarra River, Southbank precinct, near Princess Bridge, Melbourne Australia
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Gabriel Gate' Cook off on the Pennisula by Rosina Lamberti
Gabriel Gate’ Cook off on the Pennisula / Gabriel was born in France in 1955,moving to Australia in 1977 / The author of 18 cookbooks / Gabriel Gate / GABRIEL GATE / Gabriel gate has that rare combination, he learned his craft from some of the great master chefs of France, he knows the reality of being a family cook with too little time: he communicates with dazzling success both the joy of cooking and how to make great tasting food this is simple, easy and, above all, achievable. / Gabriel was born in the Loire Valley in France in 1955 in a small village where his father grew all the family’s vegetables and made their wine. He first learned to cook from his grandmother. Later he served his chef’s apprenticeship under Master Chef, Albert Augereau, at ‘Jeanne de Laval’, one of the greatest restaurants of western France. Then he worked in Paris at the renowned fish restaurant, Prunier, at the Berkeley Hotel in London and under Alain Senderens at L’Archestrate, the celebrated 5-star restaurant in Paris. / He met his Australian wife Angle when she was studying French at the Sorbonne. They moved to Australia in 1977, and his impact on the way we cook has been profound. / Gabriel’s first book was ‘French Cuisine for Australians’, which is well loved by many. His second book ‘Family Food’, published by Anne O’Donovan in association with the Anti-Cancer Council, has had a huge impact
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Highrise homes overlooking Bondi Beach by annemarieL
Big and colourful! These homes and apartments overlook Bondi Beach, Australia. Not for me, though! Too close, too big!! LOL! :)
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Bay of Islands by Rosina Lamberti
I read the side after taking photos Stairs Closed to Bay of Islands Beach / Due to Erosion 3 fishermen must not have read it either Boat houses / / Mt Martha /
About This Group
Description: A group dedicated only to the famous and the not so famous Landmarks and Icons of Australia!
Australia has many unique Landmarks and Icons that we are proud of. I created this group to showcase our pride in this land.
Here are some Ideas:
Landmarks include nature-made: Hanging Rock, Uluru, Lake Eyre, The Three Sisters, Lake McKenzie, Cradle Mountain etc
Man-made: Parliament Houses, The Carillion, The /bIg Banana, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House (these two Landmarks are limited to One per person ONLY) etc
Icons include; Australian native plants/animals eg platypus, kangaroo, koala, bilby, banksia, eucalyptus trees, gum nuts, ets (Must be NATIVE to Australia ONLY)
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