Grampians Tapestries
Description: A hexagonal emblem featuring a stylized landscape with rolling green hills, a winding blue river, and coniferous trees. Above the landscape, a sun sets behind distant mountains. Centered below the landscape are the words 'GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK AUSTRALIA', with a map of Australia at the bottom.
Description: A shield-shaped emblem with a detailed landscape scene at the top and text below. The landscape features rolling hills, trees, a lake, and mountains under a light sky. The lower section displays 'GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK' in large, bold, light-colored lettering, followed by a silhouette of Australia and '-AUSTRALIA-'. It has a retro, stylized appearance.
Description: A stylized emblem featuring a scenic landscape with rolling green hills, a winding blue river, and distant mountains under a pale sky. The text 'GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK - AUSTRALIA -' is prominently displayed in bold lettering. Below the text, an outline of Australia with internal state borders is shown.
Description: A badge-style layout featuring a landscape view of the Grampians National Park with rolling hills, dense forest, and water bodies. Below the scenery, the text reads "GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK" with a small map outline of Australia and the text "-AUSTRALIA-" at the bottom, framed in a shield.
Description: An oval-shaped emblem featuring a stylized landscape with layered mountains and valleys in muted tones of blue, green, and brown. Below the landscape, the text 'GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK' is prominently displayed in cream letters, followed by a silhouette of Australia and the word 'AUSTRALIA' in a curved cream banner.
Description: The Falls of Dochart on the River Dochart on the outskirts of Killin Village. The River Dochard runs into Loch Tay just beyond the village. The picturesque village of Killin nestles amidst spectacular Highland scenery, in the Stirling district of Scotland at the heart of the Scottish Highlands. This shot was taken on Saturday 20th December 08. Three bracketed JPGs converted to HDR in Photomatix Pro.
