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The former oil shale mining town lies at the end of the spectacular escarpments of the Capertee Valley, the largest enclosed valley in the southern hemisphere.
In its heyday about 2,500 people lived in the township. Vertical sandstone cliffs stand guard over the crumbling vegetation covered structures lending a surreal impression.
The site backs onto the Gardens Of Stone and Wolemni National Parks which are part of The Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
Equipment: Nikon D300, Nikon 18-200mm lens
Technique: HDR 5 Bracketted Images processed with Photomatix Pro
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Philip Johnson is a Photographer located on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Specialising in HDR photography his works have been shown in galleries,published in Tourism campaigns. His work will also be available as Jig Saws through Crown & Andrews
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stunning work always
Nice treatment, those clouds looks stormy
Of the two valley shot this is the one I prefer, you still see the magnitude of the cliffs compared to what are quite enormous buildings. I feel this is a much better angle and the photograph has a better flow to it. My eyes were drawn to all of the different aspects no matter where I began viewing it from. Congratulations :)
Beautiful Philip….Great shot!!!
Tremendous natural drama in this photograph Philip….and I love the composition. It is very “awe inspiring”
Stunning…your work is just so beautiful!!
Beautiful HDR woek …
I love this..it’s just wonderful..
and you are a really fantastic photographer to have such a good eye..it’s magic again!!!
Another magnificent image of a magnificent place!
Its great just wantering around the old town and seeing what remains, and the drive to the town of Capertee is a pretty drive. I can see you have fun with your camera. Well done and thanks for sharing.
yes the drive in is pretty good , the ropad is reasonable condition too
– Philip Johnson