Drought Breakers?
Stark dark clouds coming in over drought affected land between Pinnaroo and Loxton in South Australia.
Not a drop fell but it gave the sense of impending rains much needed in that area.
The Barb you see is actually the top strand on the original normal stock fence that has been covered over by drifting sands. A new one has been put up behind it..
Quite a scary sight. Just what is happening to our earth??? Nature reclaiming the land?
Canon 400D 18-55 lens processed in PS3.
HDR originally merged in Photomatix.
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Lars
wow beautiful
Bob Wickham
an eerie feeling in a harsh environment
Jared D White
Fantastic DOF and perspective! Great shot
OZZREBELXTI
Sceptical! I bet this dirt has seen plenty off them come and go without sharing a drop, great shot Steve.
JKKimball
outstanding work !
Neil Boucher
Very Dramatic and thought provoking Steve!
Dave Hartley
Finally!!! A barbed wire fence i could safely swing my leg over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congrats on a great photo!!!
Does make you wonder where we are headed.
AndyGii
A beautiful but very ominous image Great work Steve
blondiegirl
Was through there a week ago on my way back from Bendigo. It is so dry and sunburt, it really is sad to see. This is quite a shot!
Simon Fleming
I’ve travelled this region a lot too Steve – it is scary to see changes of this magnitude taking place in a relatively short space of time
David Friederich
I just love this, Steve. Your image powerfully tells the story of the Australian drought. Wonderfully artistic in every way.
AngieBel
Great message. Love the comp & colours too….suitably dramatic!
Al Bourassa
Love it!
Maximus
Gorgeous Steve & I hope it brings rain. :)
ElRobbo
Excellent treatment and perspective here, Steve!
Nice work!
Smudger
excellent image and story
simonesphotos
Great atmosphere in this shot Steve!
Tracey Mac
Fantastic image Steve….sad, scary but a great shot…
Cora Wandel
Steve, great image and writing, they go very well together in this work. – Cora
bill oneil
Another good-un Steven, and an area so definately in need of rain
Alistair Wilson
coool work steve
jesika
A very evocative image.
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Joel Hall
Nice shot, the colors and the subject give it a real attitude, nice.
Heather Rivet...
stunning
JohnEvans
What an incredible shot Steve. Great perspective. It really presents a graphic example of how successive (or maybe continual) droughts have changed the face of this region of your country. We read about it in magazines or newspapers but this capture says far more than the proverbial 1000 words. Very well done. My thanks to you. (FYI, here, if we don’t get rain for a few weeks in the spring, we call it a bad drought. I’ll remember this shot next time we have a “drought” and I’m getting stressed)
Megan Martin
WOW!! Stunning Steve! True perfection!
Nat Hall
wow – very powerful image, Steve! :))))
~ Ademac
Great concept and result….....................well done
Jerame *
Incredible shot
Anthony Mancuso
fantastic image Steve, well done
Rosalie Scanlon
Excellent image, It sure looks dry. Great capture.
Rosina Lamberti
It is absolutely magnificent, and your photograph is stunning.
wendyL
good god man! this is amazing!
Cora Wandel
Congratulations this photo has been featured in Canon DSLR
Cora Wandel
Steve, I had intended to feature this today, Saturday, but then I decided to feature your “Pot of Gold” photo today, and this shot “Drought Breakers” I will feature next Tuesday. Sorry for the confusion. You can either delete this statement and the above “featured” banner and I will put a new banner in on Tuesday, or you can leave these two statements of mine in, which ever is best for you. Again, I am sorry for this inconvenience and confusion. – Cora
Fern Design
ooo so beautiful…. congrats on the feature…
JimFilmer
Colours and silhouette complement very well… great work Steve
Peter Martin
it’s a good photo, but a horrible sight – the worst part being that it is true. I really feel for those warrior farmers of Australia that are out there and at the mercy of the elements and the climate is turning against them.
midzing
fantastic capture well done
Fern Design
hey well done u got an other feature… well done…