Jindabyne
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birds next to the lake waiting for the fog to clear and the day to begin…
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MORE OF THE TREES
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MY GIRL SALEENA ON CURIOSITY ROCKS. DON’T KNOW HOW THESE ROCKS GOT TO BE LIKE THIS. I HAVE BEEN OUT THERE ONCE BEFORE AND IT’S REALLY CREEPY. FEELS LIKE YOUR BEING WATCHED. WIERD FEELING. / LAKE JINDABYNE, SNOWY MOUNTAINS, AUSTRALIA
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OLD HOMESTEAD IN THE HIGH COUNTRY. / SNOWY MOUNTAINS AUSTRALIA
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Sunrise over Lake Jindabyne. Let me just say it was damn cold out there. If you Look closely you may notice the frozen sand. It was -9 degrees!! Best viewed larger
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Another taken from a very chilly Jindabyne last weekend where we endured -9 degrees for the shots. Best viewed larger!
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is beautiful. 18/07/08.
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This was taken a few weeks back on a trip with my partner Ruben, his mum and our son to visit Rubens brother in the Snowy Mountains… Had my Holga on hand, totally had the wrong speed film inside unfortunately because all the snow shots were blown way out… This is one of the few that turned out okay… I like how serene it is…. I mean, hows the serenity really =D
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I had a roll of out of date 35 slide film in my slr too, which I cross processed… they turned out a hell of a lot better than the Holga shots…. I wanted to share this one, cause I like the flare on the right image… Enjoy…
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Some more snowy goodness…
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This is another Holga shot that I took up in Jindabyne…. I had saved this in some weird place on my computer and hence had lost track of it until this morning… I like it – I want to share it. Enjoy =D
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taken from Waste point on our last trip back from the slopes, the sky is amazing over the lake in the afternoon
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I have taken this photo of the Jindabyne Bridge. This very old bridge dates back to 1945, when it was under water for about the past 40 years. But as our time and land has changed and the water has become lower, this very old bridge has become visable to all man kind. / Its hard to beleave that our water, country and land has become so bad.
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Australian Landscape Photography by Michael Boniwell. / All images copyright.
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This is a photo of Steve Steer when he wasn’t so well known for his tournament fishing. Taken at a lake in Jindabyne, Victoria, Australia, very early in the morning. Slow exposure of several seconds Canon SLR and yes a sturdy tripod. Featured in: / Live , Love , Dream Feb 2009 / All the Colors of the Rainbow March 2009 See some of my images that have been featured on / red bubble home page, two home page features in / one week….so excited. thank you all…march 09 / Peek a Boo White Valley! *This is my new calender “Cute Bugs” one was sold Feb 09 /
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Located in the Snowy Mountains, the original town was flooded to make way for Jindabyne Dam part of the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Scheme.
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Slow Exposure using a Canon SLR with a tripod on slide film at couple of years back. “Lake Jindabyne Victoria Australia” was featured in the group A Fascinating Purple March 2009
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SOUTHERN CROSS WINDMILL ON A PROPERTY NEAR JINDABYNE. NSW
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The other night when I was splitting wood for the fire, I split this log to open it up and find this. / What you see is a macro of the split log. / And in the colouring, is where the sap has bled and seeped throughout the surrounding area. / The dark pieces in the bottom half, is where the sap has crystalized. / ( Jindabyne is a town located in N.S.W. ) taken with a p&s Panasonic Lumix FZ30 and is set on Manual Macro. =============
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