The Cathedral from Le Souef Peak

Artist: Travis Easton
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The Cathedral from Le Souef Peak

I took this shot on the beautiful Mt Buffalo plateau on one of those perfect blue sky winter days back in 2004.

For more pictures from this area check out my Mt Buffalo gallery.

10% of all profits go to the Wilderness Society

The Cathedral from Le Souef Peak belongs to the following groups:

Art for Conservation, Cards - Best of the Best, Landscape Photography, National Parks of the World, Rocks and Bones and Vibrant and Vivid Color

Robert Mullner, 2 months ago

Great polarized colors Trav…and nice perspective..
tomg, 2 months ago

Great POV, wonderful colours …
JayVee, 2 months ago

Beautiful image Travis. The texture is great while I love the deep blue of the sky.
AARDVARK, 2 months ago

Great stuff Travis.
stephaniek, 2 months ago

Very nice!
Rachael Taylor, 2 months ago

Stunning image, that sky is amazing. Beautiful!
Wesley Picotte, 2 months ago

Nice composition, Travis ~~- really good stuff! The images in the Mt Buffalo gallery are amazing -~~ incredible place, nicely documented. Cheers!
Craig Watson, 2 months ago

Many people outside of Oz would not believe it was here!!! Great shot Travis!
Carmen Mandel-..., 2 months ago

The beauty of the places you share with us is breathtaking, Travis. Thank you for adding this spectacular view along your donation pledge to Art for Conservation.
Mar Silva, 2 months ago

What an amazing view!
lianne, 2 months ago

Fantastic colors in a superb composition! Another beauty in this wonderful gallery, Travis!
Travis Easton in reply to Wesley Picotte’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks Wesley, Yes Buffalo is a truly amazing and special place, thanks for dropping by.
gaylene, 2 months ago

majestically beautiful….as all your work is. Stunning.
DawsonImages, 2 months ago

Nicely framed, I like the texture contrast
Robin Smith, about 1 month ago

Just love the joiting behaviour of granite, and exfoliation of the outer skin (as it were). I spent 10 days here back in 70, crosscountry and walking. Lots of friends have climbed there, both sexes.