Kallista
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Sherbrook Forest, Dandenong Ranges.
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Sorry about the Albert King title but it fits. I love naming my images after some of my favourite songs. Anyway, this was taken on the Ridge road Kallista in the Dandenong Ranges.
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Taken on the Kallista-Emerald road in the Dandenong ranges Autumn 2006.
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NYD 2007 – Ridge road, Kallista, Vic, Australia.
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Golden Kallista Sunrise / . / Sunrise over the Warburton Ranges (Victoria, Australia) as seen from Kallista. This image was captured just 30 seconds before the sun broke the horizon and is a combination of four portrait shots taken in rapid succession (using tripod and cable release). Image is almost 60 MegaPixels in size (12000×4936 pixels). Detail section from near the centre of Golden Kallista Sunrise / shown at 50% of actual size, unsharpened. /
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White Parasol / Small white fungi (approx. 20mm ~ 3/4” high) – Sherbrooke Forest (Dandenong Ranges National Park), Kallista, Victoria AUS
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All Aglow Sunrise HDR image / . / Scene is looking NE towards the Warburton Ranges from Kallista. The framing with the foliage was just too good to pass up. Usually there is a northerly wind blowing at this time of year, but on this morning it was totally still. This provided a sharper HDR image than expected. / . / Fuji S9500 ISO 80 F11 1/4s av. / Tripod and cable release used. / Image Size: 5000×3750
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Fungi
by Tom NewmanTaken at Sherbrooke Forest Kallista Victoria Australia Sony DSC-H50 / 5.2mm, 1/40s, f/2,7, ISO: 160
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Platypus Pond – Sherbrooke Forest (Temperate Rainforest), Kallista, Victoria Fuji Finepix S9500 / 1/52 sec . F4 . ISO80 On arriving at the pond, my wife and I were greeted by a pair of Lyrebirds. The female was busy foraging, with the male bird in tow singing for all he was worth. We just stood still, watched and listened as they came to within less than 2 metres of us. Our private audience with the pair lasted for the better part of ten minutes, before they headed further down the gully. Thanks to plentiful summer rain, the pond is full to the brim at present. Though we did see a brown trout (at least 300mm in size) that came into the shallows to check us out, we didn’t get to see any Platypi. I have it on good authority however that they are present. You won’t find this pond on any maps, and I won’t be posting its location … so please don’t ask. This location and its inhabitants are extremely fagile. I have only been there twice in three years myself. The photo is from a series of hand-held shots taken shortly before dusk.
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Kallista Sunrise Panorama Sunrise over the Warburton Ranges (Victoria, Australia) as seen from Kallista. This image is a combination of three landscape shots taken in rapid succession (tripod and cable release). The resulting image is around 50 MegaPixels in size (12500×4400 pixels). Fuji FinePix S9500 / F11 . 1/3 . ISO80
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Platypus Pond – Sherbrooke Forest (Temperate Rainforest), Kallista, Victoria Fuji Finepix S9500 / 1/52 sec . F4 . ISO80 This photo is from a series of hand-held shots taken shortly before dusk.
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Sulphur Crested Cockatoo at Sherbrooke Forest, Kallista, Victoria. D300 ;Nikkor Lens 18-200 / 200mm, 1/250s, f/8.0,ISO:400
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Sulphur Crested Cockatoo at Grant’s Picnic Grounds, Sherbrooke forest, Kallista, Victoria, Australia. Nikon D300 Nikkor 18-200mm ED VR / 200mm, /1/500, f/5.6, ISO: 400
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