The 12 Apostles by Adam Gormley
The famous Australian Landmark, The 12 Apostles. A collection of limestone stacks, on the Great Ocean Road, Port Campbell National Park, VIC, Australia. Few have fallen down now, but the name remains the same. The name was changed in 1950 from Sow & Piglets, Muttonbird Island was the “Sow” and the little islands, or apostles now, were the “Piglets”.
This shot taken 10th May 2009, these formations change constantly.
Canon 50D, 40mm, 7:40am. Available Large!
Comments
Awesome shot Adam! Great colors and dof
Thanks so much Luann :)
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cool work……great colours……the water looks very inviting….:)
Thanks Robert mate, a lovely place to visit, great eye candy :)
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So beautifully captured Adam.
Carol
Thanks very much Carol! :)
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I love this spot, the changing light at different times of the day and year just keeps me coming back time after time. Very nice work.
Thanks a bunch Marion, the ever changing landscape will mean you’ll never get tired of it :)
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Absolutely fan tastic capture. have you thought about joiining “The Parks” group
We have requirements for that the pictures be of a park and you have to put the park name, type (if it is state, city, or county) and where it is located.
Thanks very much for the group heads up Ann, appreciated :)
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Fabulous!!! Australia seems like such a magical place. Beautiful work!
Thanks very much Tserio, has some beautiful places to visit :)
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12 apostles sounds much nicer than Sow and piglets lol…i want to see this place..never been
I agree, the first name didn’t really do it justice.. Thanks Kim, you should see it someday :)
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so very gorgeous!!
Thanks very much Catherine, appreciate the comments :)
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Fabulous shot Adam! beautifully captured, lovely image!!
Thanks so much John mate! :)
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this is gorgeous…!!
Thanks very much Gerrard :)
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