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Featured Work

Star Trails Tint by Annette Blattman

Converted to bw then tint added / 5d mk II 16-5 mm lens
The Kidman Way by Darren Stones

The Kidman Way between Bourke and Cobar, New South Wales, Australia.
The road less traveled by Rodney Trenchard

FEAUTRED IN / freedom to shine / North coast photographic forum / Freedom to shine / Sets of two / The Mighty Manning Vally 1st place in “what makes the manning valley mighty” / 2nd place in “HDR” Takin in taree nsw.I went out this arvo for a quick shoot to test my new remote control.needless to say happy i did!! / Three shots brackted by 2 stops on a tripod then tone mapped in photomatix Nikon d60 / 18-55mm / photomatix/photoshop
In the Sheds # 3 by GailD

A camera club outing on the weekend saw us spending time on a farm. Many photographic opportunities for all photographers. / One of my favourites is the shearing shed. / I’ll post just a few. / Whilst I took many others. I will finish with this one for the moment. Nikin D200 / 18-200 vr lens / F3.5 / 1/2 sec shutter / ISO 200 / Ev-0.3 / Focal length 18mm Hdr. 5 x single Raw image into Photomatix @ 1 ev space ea. / Finishing in CS3 / Hand held.
A Real Bushie by GailD

In Australian terms, a ‘bushie’ (or bushy) means a ‘country person who resides in the bush (country). / This young fellow was a typical bushie. / You might recongise him as the same one who used the kangaroo paw as a back scratcher / Just for your interest. This is a list of Australian Slang & colloquialisms Taken on a recent camera club outing to a farm in West Wyalong.
Tank & letterbox by Alex Howen

A typical rural scene of a home reliant on tank water and rural roadside mail delivery. Now that this image has been featured in a group I thought I had better say that his typcial rural scene is near the hamlet of Hartley Vale in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney.
historic building in Grenfell by julie anne grattan

this has been processed on Corel Painter 4 / Taken with a 30D Canon auto focus in the / late afternoon
A Touch of Vintage by Yvonne Less

I had to upload this design again. So if you are interested in a print go to this page: A TOUCH OF VINTAGE 2 This is one of my designs for scrapbooks. Photoshop Design – digital altered photo from a fence with climbing leaves, combined with textures and different blend modes as well as layer styles. Was featured in Cottage Style All rights reserved! © 2009 Scrapbook Design Down Under / Please do not use my images without permission. Feel free to / contact me if you have any question about this item. Thanks for checking out my work! Scrapbook Design Down Under aka Yvonne Less —-—-—- If you are interested in my digital work for scrapbook / designs go to: Scrapbook Design Down Under —-—-—- The original photo: More of my digital work here:
The New with the Old by Steve Sass

I caught this image in my eye when enjoying the Crookwell Wind Farm near Goulburn in the NSW Southern Highlands. The old ruined windmill in the bottom left of the image seemed like an old relict in the shadow of these engineered wind turbines! For better viewing, click on ‘view larger’.
Star Trails Old Adaminaby by Annette Blattman

second attempt, should have been more to the left to get the full rotation in but the compostion looked better this way. same setup as perivous upload. / 5d mk II 16-35 mm lens

Recent Work

Winter Wheat Crop by Johnso83

The winter wheat crop out at the farm. Canon EOS 450D / Canon EF-S 18-55m IS / ISO 100 / f/13 @ 1/200
Hidden Treasures by garts

Hidden Treasures This image was captured enroute from Sofala to Hill End.
TANDEM TEAMWORK. by Helen Akerstrom

Reggie with his son Ralphie. / Working together to get the job done. / A powerful combination to contend with! / The cattle don’t have a chance of getting away from them… / They are Australian Koolie working dogs.
eerie tree by streetlight by Zefira

hues and tones are straight from camera jonson st byron bay australia
Bushland Sale - Wattle Flowers by Deborah McGrath

The sign used to have an add for accomodation in it however, the advertising has been removed but the signposting still stands. It provides the perfect opportunity to create a ‘view within a view’. I placed my Wattle Flowers image over the corrugated iron in the frame and reduced the opacity. Then I added a noisy border to the wattle flowes and toned it to match the “coppers logs” frame of the signboard. Image taken on vacant land along the Castlereagh Highway at Ben Bullen, NSW Australia in the Blue Mountains. Wattle Flower Card Steel Flowers / The original image /
End of the day by Darren Stones

Sheep shearing completed for the day. Hay, New South Wales, Australia.
"Anybody There?" by debsphotos

A wet weather visitor the other night on the glass door…a green Tree Frog!!
" Valley still Hidden" by debsphotos

I’d taken this image quiet awhile ago…thick fog was lying low over the land ..and the sun had risen through its layers…to reveal the valley still hidden….
Serenity by Simon Whittaker

Captured with Canon 5Dmk2 and 100m prime at f2 1/1250 ISO100. This delightful and serene man often sits reading his text, I have wanted to photograph him a number of times but can’t carry my gear with me whilst at work. He can’t speak english but nodded and posed when I showed him my camera. The thing that struck me about this gentleman was the serene aura he had about him – I hope the photo conveys a sense of that to you.
REGGIE IN CLOSE... by Helen Akerstrom

Reggie my Australian Koolie working dog, doing what he does best!
HAT'S OFF TO YOU! by Helen Akerstrom

A salute from a typical Aussie character! A “bushie” controlling his draught horses with one hand, waving to me with the other!