Recent Work

  • Baltzers Lookout In Blackheath by spiritofthemaster

    Baltzers Lookout In Blackheath / Facing towards Mount Banks to Mount Tomah. What a fantastic view. / Go on get out there! a 40minute walk from the end of the fire trail near the famous landmark called Hanging Rock.

  • Wentworth Falls by Dev Wijewardane

    Wentworth Falls, in the blue mountains national park. The national park is about an hours drive west of Sydney.

  • Evan's Lookout - Blackheath by David Iori

    . / Portfolio Calendar Night Photography Sydney Panoramas Black and White Sepia Sydney New Years Eve 2008 Fireworks Collection David Iori’s Website Email Me / . / © Copyright 2008 David Iori Photography, All Rights Reserved / . / Evan’s Lookout – Blackheath 18 images shot one over one under HDR to create 6 images then stitched together. it was a challenging Panorama to capture with the quick changing light. thanks for looking

  • Sublime. by Andrew Bosman

    Mist rising from the majestic Jamison Valley in the Blue Mountains. / This image was taken from a property in Sublime Point Rd, Leura. The property has a very beautiful and well established cool climate garden which makes a wonderful contrast in the foreground to the magnificent eucalypt forest of the valley. / Taken on the same day as Mist Rising

  • Autumn by Catherine Davis

    This is autumn for me in the Blue Mountains – Blue as blue skies and beautiful autumn colours, and air fresh and crisp. I love it!

  • The Cave Hotel by geoffr

    This 1870’s era carving is on the Bells Line of Road in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia and is unnoticed by most who pass by. The uneven lettering and the colourful, rough texture caught my eye. I do not know any further details about Shearwood or the Cave Hotel.

  • Newnes State Forest, Lithgow by Melissa Galea

    Newnes State Forest 3.5.08 From about 1906 to the early 1930s, Newnes was the site of an oil-shale industrial development. At its peak, there were probably up to 2000 people living in the town, although for most of its operating life, numbers would have been considerably less. With the closure of the industry, the town died and today the last remaining building of the mining era is the old hotel. Even this has been relocated and de-licenced. A kiosk operates here on weekends, but during the week it is private residence. There is little else left of the town itself, but there are extensive ruins remaining of the old industrial area.

  • the secret garden by Zamia

    This photo was taken at the Botanical Gardens at Mount Tomah

  • St Bonaventure's by Cordelia

    St Bonaventure’s Catholic Church, Leura in the Blue Mountains,NSW.

  • Art exhibition opening sat 24th may 1.30pm by bodymechanic

    G26 mountains rivers sea- a showcase of G26 group of artists / an exhibition at the braemar gallery springwood, nsw from 16-5 to 1-6 / all welcome, set at the beautiful historic blue mountains gallery! heaps of red bubblers involved so come and meet them!

  • Autumn Colour by Andrew Bosman

    Taken on a misty Saturday morning at a beautiful garden in Leura, in the Blue Mountains.

  • ferns by Zamia

    taken on a family outing to the Mt. Boyce Botanic Gardens in early 2007. These Gardens never fail to give me a new sense of awe and wonder, every time i visit.

About This Group

This group is for all artists and mediums (photographs/journals/t-shirts/writings etc) all about the Blue Mountains in New South Wales.

We want to showcase to the world the unique Blue Mountains area and its importance here in Australia. The Blue Mountains is a world heritage listed area and therefore unique in the world.

There is no limit to the number of photos you can have in the group but they MUST only relate to the Blue Mountains (this includes flora, fauna, buildings, landscapes etc) and they must include a description with as much detail as possible describing how they relate to the Blue Mountains. If they do not, they will be rejected. We do ask however that you limit your uploads to 2 per day to ensure eveyone’s art has a chance to be seen. Should you do more than this we will keep the first two and reject the rest. You can then upload these the following day.

Journal entries must relate to the Blue Mountains or they will be rejected.

Thanks for joining and we look forward to seeing some wonderful artwork and photography of the Blue Mountains.

Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact either Gayle or Ben via BubbleMail.

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