Otway National Park / Great Ocean Road (1/day)
Featured Work
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Apollo Bay by Joe Mortelliti
Pier facility at Apollo Bay / Fuji S3Pro @24mm f8
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"Light At The End The Rainbow" by Phil Thomson IPA
Captured in between rain showers, just after dawn at The Split Point Lighthouse at Aireys Inlet, on The Great Ocean Road. Pentax istDS Camera. An HDR image with three exposures bracketed and processed using Dynamic Photo HDR. Please feel free to browse through my website: Phil Thomson IPA Photography I hope you enjoy the experience.
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Cape Otway Lighthouse by rflower
The Cape Otway lighthouse, at the bottom of Cape Otway, off the Great Ocean Road in western Victoria (Australia). See this website for more historical information about it: http://www.lighthouse.net.au/lights/VIC/Cape%20Otway/Cape%20Otway.htm After posting this image for critique on DSLRUsers.com (a photo forum I frequent), a couple of people suggested a wider crop and to perhaps lighten the image a bit. I did so, and have received favourable response. As such I have replaced the original that was here with the reworked image.
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Looking For The Shot by Andrew S
Sitting behind the falls contemplating the scene, the camera sits and waits. / Is the light right? maybe if we wait another minute the contrast might be better. / Is there a better angle?? lets just have another walk around and check, maybe from over there, maybe from a bit further back. / How can I make the shot my own?? / What filters should we use?? just the poloriser, maybe the ND filter, better hurry losing the light. / Damn, water spots on the lens, better clean that off, now where is that filter. / Ok, here goes. bugger to dark now, looks like pack up time and come back tomorrow. Lower Kalimna Fall, in the Great Otway National Park, Victoria, Australia. And don’t we just love photography…..... Taken with an Olympus SP570UZ - / Shutter – 1/2sec / Aperture – f8 / ISO – 64 / White Balance – Auto / Focal Length – 9.77mm
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Cape Otway National Park by Kathy Silcock
Taken from atop the Cape Otway Lighthouse, Victoria. Canon 30D, 18-200mm IS lens
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Otway Fly by Darren Stones
The Otway Fly Tree Top Walk near Lavers Hill, Victoria, Australia.
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Standing tall by Hans Kawitzki
Lighthouse at Aireys Inlet / Camera Canon 40D / lens 12-24 Tokina at 24mm f8
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"The Swing Bridge" by Phil Thomson IPA
Built in 1934, the historic Lorne Swing Bridge spans across the Erskine River Estuary, providing pedestrian access to Lorne beach from the Great Ocean Road. Pentax istDS Camera.
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Split Point Lighthouse by Darren Stones
The Split Point Lighthouse at Aireys Inlet. Australia. A highlight of the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia.
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Lorne Pier by Darren Stones
The Lorne Pier at Lorne, Victoria, Australia. Located on the iconic Great Ocean Road this pier was opened in 2007. Popular with recreational fishermen the cost to build the pier was $5m and its length is 196 metres.
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Cianco Creek,Otway Ranges by Joe Mortelliti
A wooden moss covered bridge crosses the fern lined Cianco Creek in the Otway Ranges / Fuji S2 Pro,24mm lenss f8
Recent Work
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Gibson's Beach by Darren Stones
Gibson’s Beach, Port Campbell National Park in Victoria, Australia.
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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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Morning light and mist by Hans Kawitzki
12 Apostles in morning mist / Camera Canon 300d / Lens Tokina 12-24 / ap mode at f11
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1994 Top of Lighthouse Cape Otway by FailingMemory
Cape Otway is the closest point to Tasmania and many ships have been lost at the end of a voyage from London when trying to find this gap at night. Making the threading of the gap so much easier the first lighthouse was established in 1848 on Cape Otway. / This is the top lens house for the light. Taken with a Pentax SLR camera on Kodachrome 200 film.
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1994 Old Telegraph Station Cape Otway by FailingMemory
Cape Otway is the closest point to Tasmania and many ships have been lost at the end of a voyage from London when trying to find this gap at night. Making the threading of the gap so much easier the first lighthouse was established in 1848 on Cape Otway. It was also felt that there was a need to communicate with Tasmania so a telegraph station was established here in 1859. Taken with a Pentax SLR camera on Kodachrome 200 film.
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Magic Boiler by Puggs
This was taken on the recent Otway and Great Ocean Road group trip with 2 mates After the stop at the Red Woods we headed for Triplet Falls next. The Sun was not to nice for the falls so we stoped off at this old boiler and took shots. The name for this one came from the fact that i had to do a lot of post production Magic in Lightroom. Sony DSLR Alpha 350 / F-Stop 5.6 / Exp Bias 0 step / Exposure 1/60 sec / ISO Speed ISO-400 / Focal Len 22mm (33mm) / Flash Main Back Fill and Camera Front Fill
About This Group
This groups is dedicated to Photographs of the Great Ocean Road, from Torquay to Allansford including the Otway National Park. This is one of Victoria’s great scenic drives, also one of the most dangerous.
The Group contains the Highest Quality photographs relevant to this unique part of the world steeped in history and rich natural beauty.
We welcome the many passionate photographers who have a love for this amazing unique area to contribute to our group.
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