Drought
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Can you see the creatures within?
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The banks of the very empty Eildon Reservoir.
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I honestly tried to upload an image that was bright and happy as I honestly am not a brooding type of person. Message to self: Go out and take vivid colored images LOL.
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Another shot taken around the Jackson oilfields in South West Queensland. I caught the afternoon light just at the right time.
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As I was designing this image, the hot colours of the fractal reminded me of the severity of the drought our land has been going through for so long. The sadness of the dry land…farmers hopes evaporating as the rains are never enough…at least here in the Western part of Australia. When living in the UK I never thought I’d get tired of blue skies….how wrong I was.
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The silence of the Australian bush was broken by a harsh crack and then a deafening crash, as this branch, once full of life, growth and vitality gave way to the the effects of the prolonged drought and the ravages of time and weather, and fell to the ground, unseen.
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Linocut depicting drought. for enquiries on how to buy the original print, please contact me. Ink – Oil based block printing ink, Paper – Rives BFK
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alone / still / stranded / high and dry / left / abandoned / to / die the grass is long gone / red soil / remains / a remnant of once was / but never again alone / it stands / sentinel / guarding / lost / dreams or so it seems…. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ / The above was my attempt to put words to this powerful image, but focussed only on the tree. Another bubbler, adgray has penned a poignant piece on the issue of drought, which follows. / You can also read it here Waiting Out the Dry The prayers for rain keep the trees alive / Tears of anguish are hard to hide / Kick the dust and wait for clouds to break / stop please stop – they pass by – such heartache / The tantalizing sweetness is smelt on the air / What happened to Australia Fair? When the rains do come as they surely will / Will the feed return? Are the seeds good still? / But we’ll get stuck in like our forefathers did / Providing the banks will stay their pound of flesh bid / Boots and all we’ll turn it round / And again raise a living from the ground
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This image has a 50% markup from the RedBubble manufacturing price. 20% of the markup amount that we are paid will be donated to Aussie Helpers. The Australian Photographers Alliance will make the donation to Aussie Helpers. After purchasing this item, please notify us of your purchase. We will gladly provide you with a written testimonial as gratitude if you desire. Photograph produced by Darren Stones.
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This lagoon was once full of water, now its just a dry paddock. Best viewed LARGE
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Lonely Tree
by ein22Going past a farm near Beachport I went past this scene and had to hault the car at once, One of those immediate inspiration moments. It’s been over 9 months now since I have looked at it again and i think it deserves to be on here. I like it alot. Taken with my Nikon D80 at a 1/50 shutter speed.
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I love love love the grasses on the Australian coast. They sit like great survivors in the drought strewn landscape. These are on top of a cliff walk at Blairgowrie back beach Mornington Peninsula. Their colours range from that perfect golden brown to a sandy white. They whisper sweet nothings which is really quite something…lovely.
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Dry Country Sky © Vicki Ferrari Western Queensland – Washed Out Country Sky / Taken in February 2005 Purchase Card / Purchase Mounted Print”:http://www.redbubble.com/products/configure/8517922 / Purchase Laminated Print / / Tech / Edited with Photoshop / Nikon D70
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It seems every year some part of the southwest faces drought. Taken with a Canon EOPS 350D camera with a Sigma AF 18-200mm DC OS Zoom lens on 12 Jan 2009. picnik Orton-ish effect added
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This small wooden bridge is one of the few remnants of the old township of Glenmaggie, which was flooded to create Lake Glenmaggie. These remnants can only be seen when the water level in the lake is very low, around 15% of capacity. Shot with a Nikon D200, 18-35mm lens 18mm, 1 sec F/22, ISO 100.
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Heading down a track in the old Glenmaggie township, now living under Lake Glenmaggie. Shot with a Nikon D200, 18-35mm lens, 18mm, 1/1.3 secs, F/22, 100 ISO, .9 ND grad filter, hand held.
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BEST VIEWED LARGE Photo composite. Edited in Photoshop CS4. / Group Feature: ‘Vibration in Art & Verse… VAVoom’ – August 2009 ‘Mobile Phone Capture for a Mobile Life’ – August 2009
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A small succulent fighting for survival in Namibia.
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best viewed large Photomanipulation of many images, all captured by me with a Canon 5d Mark II. / About 12 layers combined in PS CS4 with lots of masking and changes in the blending mode. The b&w version – Burnt Rust My personal website My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. All images and writing are copyright © Bob Wickham. All Rights Reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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Canon 7D / 24-105@24mm / f8 / 1/90 sec / ISO 100 / Cokins: p121f (Grad ND)& 001 (yellow) / Shot in mono – cropped / Shot near Urana, Riverina district, NSW /
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Canon 7D / Canon 24-105@100mm / f8 / 1/500 sec / ISO 100 / Cokins: P121f & P001 (yellow) / Shot in mono & Straight from the camera / Oaklands, Riverina NSW. /
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