Geelong Throng
Featured Work
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Alien Dawn by STEViE VOiCE
HDR image of a rock taken just after the sun has risen on 21st September 2009 Canon 50D / Sigma 10 – 20mm at 11 mm / f/16, 3 exposures -1, 0 and +1, ISO 100 Tonemapped in Photomatix and played with in Lightroom.. / (might have gone a little too far with the saturation?)
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Old Pier Light by John Conway
one of the old piers at Clifton Springs, the setting sun provided the evening glow / / Sigma 10-20
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Geelong Lightning - "Three Strikes, Your Out" by Peter Redmond
Three bolts of lighting hitting the ground near Geelong. / Taken from the Geelong waterfront looking West towards the Promenade and Cunningham Pier. / It has been pointed out to me, you can see a hand in the cloud formation pointing towards the far right lightning bolt! This photo has been favorited 70 times, I have sold 7 prints. It has been viewed 2450 times, thank you so much to those that have done so, I really appreciate it Canon 1DsMKIII / f.9 / ISO 640 / 24 – 105mmL @ 24mm / 15 second exposure Slightly cropped in PS4, to remove some workers huts on the bottom of the photo. Best Viewed Large Of Course Featured in the Geelong Throng & Night Photography groups
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"Morning Walk", Anglesea,Great Ocean Road,Australia. by darrylfowler
Great Ocean Road / Anglesea 3230 / Victoria / Australia / 2nd Feature for this image in this group
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Autumn night by vonderzenn
Pictured tonight on my way home with a Canon 5D Mark II. Such a beautiful sight by the bay. /
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Toy Train Set by Reglyons
Moorabool Viaduct, Geelong
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Tragic Sunset by Heather Hartkamp
Taken on Saturday evening, February 7th, near Geelong after a day of record-breaking temperatures (47.6 C or 118 F) and, tragically, the worst bushfires in our state’s history with towns virtually wiped out, hundreds of homes lost and, as I write, a death toll of 28 which is expected to rise when rescuers enter areas which were unreachable during the firestorm. I felt voyeuristic and very sad capturing this brilliant sunset caused by so much disaster just a hundred or so kilometres away. I only hope that those who are missing are found alive and that those who have suffered tragedy will somehow find the strength to rebuild their lives. A testament to my elderly parents who lost their home and everything they owned in the 1983 Ash Wednesday bushfires and a tribute to their resilience in starting again.
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Diving Into a New Day by Sam Thomson
The diving tower at the Geelong promenade at sunrise.
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Waterfront Action by Jane Keats
/ / Geelong’s Skandia Week 2009 was as usual a rousing success. My home town turned on the gorgeous weather and brought out thousands to enjoy the entertainment, yacht races, dragon boats and swimming at Eastern Beach. / PS don’t worry, the plane wasn’t that close, just a trick of the lens :o) / / Taken with Sony Alpha A200 ,18-55mm lens
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Cliff Walk by deannedaffy
Anglesea, Australia. / This image is also featured in my calendar “Anglesea”.
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Foreshore at Torquay (Vic) by mrjaws
Old sand and tide fences are covered and uncovered as the weather decides. Pentax K20, Sigma 10-20, PP in LR 2.1, ISO 200, ƒ14, 1/160
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In waiting mode by Hans Kawitzki
Geelong harbour Western Beach
Recent Work
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Dell Junior... by Froshi
This is the “Little Dell”.. just up the way from The “Real” Dell.. we all know it down here in Geelong.. it ammazes me how many ways you can make it look.. with the You Yangs in the background… IF YOU LOOK IN LARGE THAT IS!! Canon 40d 10-20mm, 4sec @ f5.6 – light underwater filter, sharpening and vignetting etc.. in cs3
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Corio Bay by Lisa Kenny
overlooking the bay from Portarlington Road towards the You Yangs
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High & Mighty by Ian Creek
In the park opposite home. Galah ( Cacatua roseicapilla )
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"Split Point Lone Surfer"Airey's Inlet,Great Ocean Road,Australia. by darrylfowler
Airey’s Inlet / Great Ocean Road / Australia
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"Where's the Subject",Great Ocean Road,Australia. by darrylfowler
Im still looking for the Subject… Nikon D300 / Tamron 17-50mm
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Dry Dock by Joe Mortelliti
Taken at the Geelong Yacht Club on Fuji slide film many years ago and scanned by a pro lab.
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Barrabool Hills Skyline by Joe Mortelliti
Taken many years ago on Fuji slide film and scanned by a pro lab. / This area of the hills are now covered in houses.
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Reflection 1 by Alf Caruana
Bells Beach I recommend you look at the larger view. / This is part of a 13 image series of seascapes taken around the coast of Victoria. It is also part of the reflections calendar / thanks for looking and leaving feedback.
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Industrial portrait by Susan Trigg
Layered with graffiti, grain added
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Times past. by Dave Miller
Abandoned farm house, near Dog Rocks Rd., Geelong, Vic., Australia.
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Paradise Lost by Garry Quince
Another view of this wonderful property “THE HEIGHTS” Geelong. Canon 450D, 10-20mm ultra wide angle lens,(Sigma) / 3 exposures AEB -2,0,+2,(RAW). Tripod / HDR and Tone Mapping – Photomatix Pro 3.2 / Sharpening, Levels, Vignette and Logo – Photoshop CS2 Why not click on it and make it bigger!
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A Shaded Perspective by Garry Quince
The Heights Geelong Canon 450D, 10-20mm ultra wide angle lens,(Sigma) / 3 exposures AEB -2,0,+2,(RAW). Tripod / HDR and Tone Mapping – Photomatix Pro 3.2 / Sharpening, Levels, Vignette and Logo – Photoshop CS2 Why not click on it and make it bigger!
About This Group
The Geelong Throng is a group for those living in or around Geelong to showcase images taken of or in Geelong.
We’re proud of our city and want to show it off. The Geelong Throng are interested in images, writing, journals etc – the only requirement is that they must be relevant to Geelong.
It is probably a really good idea to put Geelong in your tags too, it’d help people find not only your work, also the group… plus you never know who might be looking for images of Geelong to use for promotion…
Oh, and be sure to keep an eye on the forums, there’s lots of info about stuff that’s happening in and around Geelong.
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