The Adelaide Hills
Featured Work
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waterfall by Lew Brown
Morialta waterfall 1
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Sun Drenched by Julie Thomas
Location: Woodside, Adelaide Hills, South Australia
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Autumn leaves surround the bench in a blanket of orange by Elana Bailey
The autumn leaves surround the green bench in a blanket of orange. This was taken at Stirling, in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia, in Autumn. This was taken with a Canon DSLR EOS 350D camera.
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Superb Fairy Wren #2 by Barb Leopold
Another capture of this cute little fairy wren, taken at Cleland Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Canon 40D, Canon 70-300 This image featured in the group The Woman Photographer in June 2009. Thanks so much! And featured in the group The Adelaide Hills in June 2009. What a treat, thank you! Some more of my wren images here:
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The Dearly Forgotten by JimFilmer
Old headstones piles up to one side of the local cemetery (Mt Barker SA) 3 shot HDR/Tone image (+/- 2ev) Canon 300D – kit lens
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One awesome morning by hillsrain
Once a year, maybe twice the sun hits the earth on rising and gives birth to a special type of ground fog. A fog that reflects and refracts light like no other. Why I don’t know, its just the way it is. This morning was one of them. / Taken on the rich Meadows township flats.
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The Viking by Barb Leopold
Today we visited the Medieval Festival held at Gumeracha, in the Adelaide Hills. There were so many interesting people there, including this man, Keith, who makes silver jewelry and replica artifacts from the past. His particular love is viking history. He was dressed in period costume and his hair and beard were perfect – in fact he could have stepped out of a previous time. He was interesting to talk with, and kind enough to pose for me. I have layered his portrait with some textures to bring out the depth of the character in his wonderful face. Oh, and that is a great walking staff he is holding – a great weapon for defending oneself, if you have to. Canon 40D, Sigma 18-200 / various textures added in photoshop. This image featured in the group South Australian Artists in May 2009. Thanks so much! And featured in the group The Adelaide Hills in May 2009, thanks so much! And featured in the group Canon DSLR in May 2009, thanks very much! Yet another feature, in That’s Entertainment in June 2009. Thanks so much!
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Peaceful Valley by Lance Leopold
Taken in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, from the Mount Lofty Summit Road, looking east.
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Brownhill Creek Recreation Park,Adelaide Hills, S.A. by elphonline
Brownhill Creek Conservation Park is a great escape, not far from Mitcham and the city of Adelaide, S.A. A popular caravan-park and lots of walking trails. Part of the Onkaparinga Catchment. It is Autumn and the creek is flowing after the recent rain. Plenty of koalas up in the trees as you walk along. Very pretty this time of year as the leaves change colour.Thankyou to Adelaide Hills Group for the feature.
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Cows in the Fog by Barb Leopold
Taken a few mornings ago, when we had a morning fog here in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Canon 40D, Sigma 18-200, straight from camera. This image featured in the group The Adelaide Hills in May 2009, thank you so much!
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Bass Reverberation by JimFilmer
The Mount Barker Jazz Festival 2009 Canon 50D ; Sigma 18-200OS f25 ; 1 sec ; ISO1000 ; 173mm
Recent Work
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"Autumn in the valley' by Ian Berry
This photo was taken just out of Nairne near the turn off to Mt Barker in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia in May 2009.
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Untitled by Critical Vision
NIKON D300 AF-S 18-200mm Gorge Rd, Adelaide Hills
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Untitled by Critical Vision
Gorge Rd, Adelaide Hills NIKON D300 AF-S 18-200mm tripod
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Road to no where by Critical Vision
Gorge Rd, Adelaide Hills
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Heron by Elana Bailey
This Intermediate Egret or Heron was taken at Cleland Conservation and Wildlife Park, in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia. This was taken with a Canon DSLR EOS 350D camera.
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The galah. by elphonline
One of the many birds that inhabit the Adelaide Hills, are galahs. Taken in winter, on a grey winter’s day. The leaves have died, and fallen off the trees, but they are still a refuge and a source of food for the birds. The birds add a touch of colour to the natural environment. Taken at Brownhill Creek Recreation Park, South Australia. taken with a canon eos 400D digital SLR and a Tamron 18-270mm lense.
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Sunset from Brownhill Creek,S.A. by elphonline
Taken one evening from Brownhill Creek, S.A. near the caravan park, partly up the hill, looking towards Adelaide and the coast.
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Black Cockatoos,S.A. by elphonline
Sheltering amongst the trees on a bleak winter’s day at Brownhill Creek Recreation Park, S.A.
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Keeping warm. by elphonline
Not sure if this is one or two koalas. taken at Brownhill recreation park, Adelaide hills, S.A. Zoomed in.
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A Winter's Day at the Nursery by Barb Leopold
my favourite nursery, at Hahndorf, South Australia….. a beautiful setting with lots of plants and pretty knick-knacks to buy …
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I am joining with other visual artists this August to exhibit works within the SALA (South Australian Living Arts) festival. / The theme – Abundance / Where: The General Store Art Gallrey 6 Albert Place Mt Barker South Australia / -if you know Mt Barker – the little old shop/cottage behind BWS liquor store. / And opening night will be great fun , with food, wine and exceptional company. Will be delighted to meet any RB’ers there… please join us. BeThere – or be Square
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Family time-kookaburras. by elphonline
Taken at Brown-hill Creek recreation park, Adelaide, South Australia during winter,a family of kookaburras share some family time.
About This Group
Images of the beautiful Adelaide Hills can be found for sale here.
For those of you who know, love and are inspired by the Adelaide Hills in South Australia, this is a place for you to share your work! Photographers, artists, and writers are all welcome.
This group is here to share with others, the places and icons in the Adelaide Hills that are special to us, and that make the Adelaide Hills such a unique place.
Landscapes, local landmarks, buildings, trees, ruins or people (locally known characters in an area) or even animals are acceptable….ie lots of people breed alpacas in the hills, just be sure to mention the area to which it is relevant.
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