The River Murray
Featured Work
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The Life................. by Dave Hartley
Lucky to spend a couple of days at “The Manor” – a fantastic holiday home at Blanchetown SA – the views (and the wine) where fantastic – inspired a series of different shots “life through the glass” We sat under this great River Red Gum and sampled a few different wines. kept filling the glass and then trying different levels to see how the shot turned out…................ that was my excuse anyway…......... must say they do get blurry if you do this to often ….......... then another glass appeared!!!! Canon 400D 70/300mm Canon Lens
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Roaring Sunset by Steve Chapple
Late evening sunset at mannum South Australia. Off with Dave Hartley from the Mannum Motel who told me it wasn’t a night for photographs and we nearly went home. Then the sun lit up the sky with fiery red streaks and we were glad we stayed. Thanks to Dave for joining me on this shoot. Photo taken near Mannum alongside Greening s Marina looking out across towards the mighty River Murray. Canon 400D 17-85 with CIR Polariser.
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Paddle steamer Emmylou by Graham Buffinton
Paddlesteamer Emmylou About Emmylou The P.S. Emmylou is a Murray River paddlesteamer, driven by a completely restored 1906 steam engine, and built to the highest world classification standards. She was built locally during 1980-82 in the style of the 19th century paddleboats, and is perfectly at home in the Port of Echuca, residing with the very few remaining paddlesteamers of the past. She is 30 metres long and 10 metres wide, steel hulled and timber decked.
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Murray River by Darren Stones
The mighty Murray River at Corowa, New South Wales, Australia.
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John Foorde Bridge by Darren Stones
The John Foord Bridge spans the Murray River from Corowa, New South Wales to neighbouring Wahgunyah in Victoria, Australia.
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Swan Reach Cliffs by Dave Hartley
Shot on dusk at Swan Reach South Australia from the “Manor” Holiday home/Shack. / A great spot to get a wide range of sunset photos on the Murray River Canon 400D, 10/20mm Sigma (at10mm) ISO 200 Swan Reach – South Australia. Any proceeds from the sale of any of the Swan Reach Images will be donated towards the great work been done for Australian kids with Cancer at www.assuredfoundation.com.au
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Mannum Sunrise by Steve Chapple
Early morning across the beautiful River Murray at Mannum. Dark brooding clouds being lit from behind by the rising sun. The first of the two ferries that take people back and forth across the river can be seen in the foreground. Many thanks again to Dave and Wendy from the Mannum Motel for being such excellent hosts and to Dave for joining me (just after the red glow faded!) for some early morning photography. Mannum is a great place to base yourself for a river experience with photography. Canon 400D 17-85 lens.
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River Travel by jimfimc
Travelling The river In Style / Murray Princess / Murray RIver South Australia
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Golden Glow by Steve Chapple
Backwater reflections again from one of my favourite spots, located between Berri and Renmark at the Noora evaporation area. Tall majestic dead Redgums stand defiant against the morning glows. Canon 400D – 17-85 lens.
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Lake Mulwala 2 by John Vandeven
Lake Mulwala was created in 1939 by building a dam across the Murray River between Yarrawonga in Victoria and Mulwala in New South Wales to provide irrigation water for the surrounding district. Crossing the Murray between the two towns is possible across the weir, and also across a bridge over Lake Mulwala. Canon 50D 18-200 Sigma Lens Two images combined in HDR. / F/22 / 30 secs & 41 secs ND and CPL filter used. #
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Murray River at Night by John Vandeven
I was taking some long exposure shots and a plane flew past. / Help make this shot more interesting. Canon 50d / Sigma 18-200 lens #
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Recent Work
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The Life................. by Dave Hartley
Lucky to spend a couple of days at “The Manor” – a fantastic holiday home at Blanchetown SA – the views (and the wine) where fantastic – inspired a series of different shots “life through the glass” We sat under this great River Red Gum and sampled a few different wines. kept filling the glass and then trying different levels to see how the shot turned out…................ that was my excuse anyway…......... must say they do get blurry if you do this to often ….......... then another glass appeared!!!! Canon 400D 70/300mm Canon Lens
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Murray River by Darren Stones
The Murray River at Corowa, New South Wales, Australia.
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Murray River by Lucia Baldini
Murray River near Brenda Park
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OLD PADDLE BOAT Luke 5:11 by Graham Buffinton
taken at Echuca wharf on the Murray river
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Moody Morning. by Steve Chapple
Four shot panorama just before sunrise at Noora Salt interception basin located between Berri and Renmark in the Riverland of South Australia. The remains of river redgums in this area always create amazing reflective images. Nothing better than being just a stone throw from the might River Murray at sunup watching the shadows stretch as the sun breaks the horizon. Canon 400D 17 -8 lens with CIR Polariser. / F 4.0 / Focal length 17 / 1/1000th second.
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Drought09 by Rob Beckett
The tide is staying out, shot before the regulator was installed now the Goolwa river levels are up but the rest of the lower river is still in crisis
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Light rail by Terry Marter
The city of Murray Bridge in South Australia was established when a road bridge over the Murray River was completed in 1879. It was followed in 1886 by the Adelaide-Melbourne railway line which guaranteed that the city’s importance as a vital link across the river was assured. / The township of Murray Bridge was laid out in 1883 and was originally called Mobilong. Later it was called Edwards Crossing but it became Murray Bridge when a new railway bridge was constructed across the river in 1924.
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Last night by SelinaJ
Once more an image taken from the ferry at Waikerie in the Riverland of South Australia. Looking downstream along the River Murray, a soft gentle pink in the sky, a slight breeze is a welcome relief after temperatures of 40degrees C. Taken with Nikon D40 x / lens, 18-55mm / hand held
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Early Spring On The Mighty Murray by FASImages
The waters of the Murray flow through several lakes that fluctuate in salinity (and were often fresh until recent decades) including Lake Alexandrina and The Coorong before emptying through the Murray Mouth into the southeastern portion of the Indian Ocean, often referenced on Australian maps as the Southern Ocean, near Goolwa.[2] Despite discharging considerable volumes of water at times, particularly before the advent of large scale river regulation, the Mouth has always been comparatively small and shallow.
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Jump In by FASImages
The mighty Murray River near Loxton, Sout Australia. The Murray River, or River Murray and sometimes informally referred to as the “Mighty Murray”, is Australia’s largest river. At 2,375 kilometres (1,476 mi) in length, the Murray rises in the Australian Alps, draining the western side of Australia’s highest mountains and, for most of its length, meanders across Australia’s inland plains, forming the border between New South Wales and Victoria as it flows to the northwest, before turning south for its final 500 kilometres (310 mi) or so into South Australia then ends at the mouth at Lake Alexandrina
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Murray Reflections by Fiona Kersey
The Might Murray River, Ulupna Beach, Barmah State Forest, Victoria Canon 40D / f/4.0; 1/400 sec; ISO 100; FL 17mm
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Mannum by SAMRIC
Aerial imagery of Mannum in South Australia
About This Group
A place to highlight the River Murray (or Murray River depending on where you are) regardless of what state the images come from. This group is also a place to highlight the beauty of the river – from its source to the sea – as well as the plight of the river (which we desperately need to save!)
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