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A surf life saving station on the beach at Semaphore in South Australia

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Found on the Undercliff Walk at Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia. Camera: Canon 5D MkIII *Features* Canon DSLR, May 2015. Wild Oz, June 2015.

This is the lush scenery on the Forest Walk in the Royal National Park, south of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The walk leads off Lady Carrington Drive (access via Sir Bertram Stevens Drive. I will remember this photo well because as I descended down from the walk to get a better view, I went for an unplanned slide down the wet, slippery bank & ended up with a large brown deposits on several areas of my jeans & hands, etc. There was no threat of broken limbs & looking back, it was kind of fun. Canon 400D, ISO 400, F13, Exposure 2.5 seconds, Flash White Balance, RAW Mode. *Features* Favourite Places You Take, Make or Paint, Feb 2011. Ferns & Mosses Around The World, July 2012. Wild Oz, July 2016. Up & Coming Photogr...

I liked the closer photo of two of the sisters & the edge of the cliff but I thought the third sister might get upset if I left her out so I merged two photos. It is actually a one & a half photo stitch. The photos were a different size so it took a bit of work to merge them. Bottom left, you can see people crossing over to the first of the structures. This is The Three Sisters at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains National Park in Australia. Canon 5D MkIII Katoomba, Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia.

Gardens Of Stone National Park next to Wollemi National Park from a trip a few years ago. I loved the beautiful mountain vistas in this area. As you can see the truck was kicking up a bit of dust. Took a while to choose this one over the version where the truck was closer. I didn't want it to take up too much of the scene. Location: Gardens of Stone National Park, New South Wales, Australia. Camera: Canon 400D. HDR by Photomatix. *Features* Your Country's Best, July 2015. Roadways, Highways, Stairways & Byways, July 2016. 1860 views as of May 11, 2016.

A landmark in Newtown, St Stephen's Anglican Church is considered to be one of the most beautiful Gothic Revival churches in Australia. Designed by Edmund Blackett and completed in 1874, it continues to be in active religious use. Surrounding the church is what remains of the Camperdown cemetery which includes many historic headstones, many of which are lined against the enclosing stone walls. Some of those buried here where from the wreck of the Dunbar in 1857. Camera: Canon 5D MkIII. Location: Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia. HDR by Photomatix.

Spotted at Berrima in the Southern Highlands of NSW, Australia. I liked the contrast between the shiny auto & the rustic old shed. Canon 400D

Lawson in the Blue Mountains. Canon 5D MkIII with Tamron macro lens. Epacris pulchella or Wallum Heath. Epacris....from Greek, epi, upon and acris, a summit, referring to the altitude where some species occur pulchella..... From Latin pulchellus, pretty or beautiful, referring to the appearance of the plant. Found in heath and open forests on the coast and adjacent ranges of New South Wales and south-east Queensland. *Feature* Wildflowers Of The World, April 2017.

The jacarandas do a good job of supporting the beautiful old architecture of the Town Hall in spring. Sydney, NSW, Australia. Canon 5D MkIII The construction of Sydney Town Hall commenced in 1869, and it was designed to be a symbol of the wealth and status of the city. The building was constructed in two stages, Stage I: 1868 - 1878 and Stage II: the Main Hall, 1885 - 1890. The Town Hall design was the result of a competition, won by J. H. Willson. The Second Empire style design (including four eastern pavilions, clock tower, vestibule, reception room and Council Chamber) was modified by the City Engineer to reduce the cost. Following Willson's death Stage I was completed by successive City Architects. The design and construction ...

Just below the main cascade in the series that is Leura Cascades is this little drop which I thought looked good framed with ferns. The filtered sunlight is bringing out the colour of the rocks on the left. Camera: Canon 5D MkIII Location: Leura in the Blue Mtns of NSW, Australia. HDR Processing: Photomatix. This is the Blue Mountains National Park. The track from the carpark to here is not a hard walk but it usually muddy. *Features* Canon DSLR, Oct 2014. Superbly Visual, Nov 2014. A Wilderness Somewhere, Nov 2014. A Place To Call Home, Nov 2014. Wild Oz, Nov 2014. Ferns & Mosses Around The World, Nov 2014. 1352 views as of June 13, 2016.

An underwater theme for this years Vivid Festival. Canon 5D MkIII Sydney, NSW, Australia.

The beautiful Liffey Falls near Deloraine in Tasmania, Australia. I had to take my shoes off to get across the stream here. Fortunately it wasn't too cold. Taken with a Canon 400D in RAW mode, ISO 100, F22, 4 second exposure, Cloudy setting, Manual. *Feature* The Fibonacci Sequence, June 2010.

I love the raw ruggedness of the volcanic structures in the Warrumbungle National Park & the variety of rich colours as well. This is Belougery Spire in the Warrumbungle National Park in New South Wales, Australia. Photographed with a Canon 400D. HDR ... Tonemapped in Photomatix. *Features* Scenery, June 2012. The Group, June 2012. Wild Oz, August 2015. A Place To Call Home, March 2016. Peace, Love & Tranquility, March 2016. A Place To Start, September 2016. 1000 Plus, March 2017. Stunning Scenic Favourites, October 2019. Pixelations, October 2019.

The amazing Golden Gully near Hill End as seen at the June Long Weekend Redbubble Rumble 2014. A track from the side of the Mudgee road leads to this spot. Hill End is a mining town which peaked in the 1870’s with huge gold discoveries. Camera: Canon 400D. HDR image tone mapped in Photomatix. Location: Golden Gully near Hill End, Western NSW, Australia. *Features* Your Country's Best, Sept 2014. Superbly Visual, Sept 2014. Wild Oz, Sept 2014. The Breakfast Club, Sept 2014. Australia's Trails & Tracks, Sept 2014. Out In The Country, Oct 2014. Volcanoes, Earth's Geology & Atmosphere, Oct 2014. 846 views as of Mar 22, 2016.

Two Australian native flowers growing on the footpath close to me. There are dozens of Brushbox trees in the area which produce hundreds of these lacy white flowers in November each year. Canon 5D MkIII with Tamron macro lens. Sydney, NSW, Australia. *Features* This, That & the Other Thing, November 2019. Freedom To Shine, November 2019. Assorted Beautiful Flowers, November 2019. A Place To Start, November 2019. Canon DLSR, November 2019. Wildflowers Of The World, December 2019. Australian Native Plants, December 2019. Old Farts Of Redbubble, December 2019. Featured Men's Photographers, December 2019. Australian Native Plants, January 2020. This Is Australia, February 2020. *Pick Of The Week* Wildflowers Of The Wor...

Four, tall, straight tree trunks close up with green foliage in the Otway National Park, Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia.

Tall, mossy tree trunks with dark trunks and blue, green, conifer trees behind in Otway National Park, the Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia.

The rare headless emu, found and photographed at Lavendula Farm! #emus

Plant life survives among the rocks and sand dunes of a quiet beach at Glenelg South Australia

He starts off as a lil Joxy, then he has a beer. Then he turns into Boxeroo, and has a few more beers. Then he has a CASE OF BEER AND HE TURNS INTO BOXABOOZE!!!

Tree ferns on the forest floor with tall trees beyond in Otway National Park, Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia.

Australian Native Bottlebrush Flower

Tree and mountains with alpine glow from rising sun at sunrise in Namadgi National Park in Australia

A beautiful sunset picture over an abandoned boat, along the Burrum River, at Burrum Heads, QLD, a sleepy little village on the edge of Hervey Bay.

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Reflection of the Centrepoint tower Sydney, (State capital of) New South Wales, Australia 3H1006.3851 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR @ 170 mm 1/100s f/7.1 ISO320 | Raw Featured in Reflections in Building Windows (20 August 2010) Featured in South East Australia & Inner Suburbs (26 August 2013) Top 10 in Reflections in Building Windows "July Group Icon" (30 June 2010) Top 10 in #1 Favorites "Reflections in a Window" (17 August 2013) . This image is included in the Reflections Across the Tasman calendar

Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Australia 3H0911.3832 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR Featured in The Birds (22 June 2010) . See also

Australian Native Floral Pattern - King Protea Illustrations

This print has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer of EverAfter Artisanry. This lovely australian native floral illustration has been turned into a gorgeous fashion pattern.

The image depicts three unique animal heads stacked on top of each other in a playful arrangement. A kangaroo, a koala and a platypus. The animals are surrounded by a colorful background of blooming flowers, creating a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere. A traditional Australian boomerang is placed at the top and bottom of the image, adding a touch of cultural significance to the scene. At the top of the background proudly stands the Australian flag, with its iconic Union Jack in the top left corner and the Southern Cross constellation on the right. This image perfectly captures the unique and diverse wildlife that can be found in Australia, as well as the country's rich cultural heritage.

This print has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. Beautiful Australian native flowers have been transformed into this lovely fashion print.

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Australian Native Flower - Bottlebrush Flower