Edithburgh
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My daughter contemplating the flag of Italy
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called as such because I was in Edithburgh at the time and immensely hung over thanks to a certain bar manager who kept giving us money so we would stay and play awesome songs on the jukebox and drink… damn you… made me take this awesome photo the next day though, i saw the world in a different light…
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All the images for this calendar have been taken around Adelaide and South Australia this year. I hope that it brings some of the underwater world to anyone who is not fortunate enough to dive regularly in this part of the world.
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A Port Jackson Shark lying in the seagrass under the jetty at Wool Bay. This was by far the most cooperative Port Jackson shark I have come across, it was more than happy to stay still while I took some rather close up shots! Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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I think this is a Short Headed Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps), if anyone knows for sure please let me know in the comments. The image was taken under Edithburgh Jetty on the October long weekend. The seahorses use their tail to cling to the weed under and around the jetty, feeding on the zooplankton that drifts by. Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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This female Ornate Cowfish was nice enough to turn around and give me a smile, under the Edithburgh Jetty. Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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Lined Dumpling Squid, or Striped Pyjama Squid (Sepioloidea lineolata) under Edithburgh Jetty. This squid is around 5cm long, and quickly buried under the sand after I took one shot. They are seen reasonably regularly on nights dives under the Edithburgh jetty, although this was taken during the day, so I was pretty lucky to find him! Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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Fanworm amongst the colourful growth on the Edithburgh Jetty. The fanworms look very impressive moving in the slight current, but if you get too close they disappear back down their tube. Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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Some of the very colourful growth on the pylons under Edithburgh Jetty. The relatively common Nudibranch (Ceratosoma brevicaudatum) can also be seen making its way down the pylon. Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia Add to Watchlist
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A formidable weapon? Chocolate drops? An alien invader? Nope, just a star fish. A very close up view of the 11-legged star fish. Taken at the Edithburgh Jetty on the Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.
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Windmills, Edithburgh, Yorke Pennisula, South Australia
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The Wattle Point Wind Farm is quite a sight to behold. There are over 50 of these wind power generators spread over quite a large area (I should really get my facts straight before I start writing about these things!! hahaha). I knew there were some old Windmills around the area and I wanted to get a photo of the contrasts between old and new. Didn’t take me long to find this one, however this was the only shot of about 5 at this particular location where I was able to capture both of the windmills spinning. An ND400 filter was fitted to my lens to allow me to use a longer shutter speed, however I could have used an ND4 for the same result in this particular situation. Edited in Lightroom 2.4 & Photoshop CS4.
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The Wattle Point Wind Farm is quite a sight to behold. There are over 50 of these wind power generators spread over quite a large area (I should really get my facts straight before I start writing about these things!! hahaha). I knew there were some old Windmills around the area and I wanted to get a photo of the contrasts between old and new. Didn’t take me long to find this one, however this was the only shot of about 5 at this particular location where I was able to capture both of the windmills spinning. An ND400 filter was fitted to my lens to allow me to use a longer shutter speed, however I could have used an ND4 for the same result in this particular situation. Edited in Lightroom 2.4 & Photoshop CS4. B&W conversion in Photoshop CS4.
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I couldn’t resist photographing this amazing cloud while fishing at Edithburgh Jetty in the Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.
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Wattle Point Windfarm at Edithburgh on the Yorke Peninsula, South Australia. It is a very photographed place and it is quite awe-inspiring to stand under the huge wind turbines while they spin. For this image I used an ND400 filter to allow a slow shutter speed to show the turbines rotating.
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Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula
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Taken on a gravel road near Wattle Point Wind Farm. Converted to Black and White / Vignetting Added Canon 400D / 24-105 MM F4L (Shot at F11 @ 58MM)
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Captured at the Edithburgh Swimming Hole. Canon 400D / 24-105MM F4L / F22 at 15 Seconds / 2 x ND 8 + Polariser Duotone Conversion. Edithburgh / Yorke Peninsula / South Australia
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Digital art image of a beautiful old concrete, sea swimming pool, in Edithburgh South Australia.
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