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Taken at the Summer Palace in Beijing. More travel shots like this in: / My Adventures /
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Found this lurking in a hard drive. Taken from the Eureka tower last year just before they banned cameras in ‘The Edge’ – a glass ‘box’ that extends out from the top floor and hangs over the city 92 floors below. This image was taken through the floor of ‘The Edge’. I adjusted the levels aggressively and burned the reflections of the people to make them stand out more. /
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A door of an old derelict house waiting for demolition,stands in the it’s frame waiting it’s ultimate fate.
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The old cement works in Geelong. Closed down many years ago and fenced all around – except for a small hole where a smallish photographer can squeeze through! Taken at sunset just as the sun was shining on the old towers.
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Taken inside Telstra Dome, Melbourne.
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A photo taken at last year’s Avalon Airshow. Cross-processed it by adjusting the curves colour channels and overlaid it with a grungy TTV hoping to get a REALLY aged look. View more of my Digitally Manipulated images at: HDR and Digital Manipulation /
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Taken late in the afternoon on rottnest Island, Western Australia. Cross-processed using RGB curves adjustment with a TTV blend layer.
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Taken at Port Arthur, an old convict settlement in Tasmania, just as the sun was disappearing.
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l wanted to find something for the Castle Magic group but l live in a country that does not have any!! so my son who moved to the UK from Australia in January and his girlfriend Ems who’s idea it was for this piece ! kindly let me use one of their shots! my son lives near Bristol and l believe this castle is near there,if anyone can give me the name of it l would be grateful!! / Dawn Davies and Kristina Kitchingman have just told me it is Blaise Castle,if you want to see more of this beautiful place and it surrounds go to dawndavies art,she has the mansion and hamlet and grounds to view in her folder,thanks guys!! Hope you like it!!
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Geelong railway yards on a wet night. 7 second exposure.
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Found this little guy hiding out in a log he was very well concealed behind his armour of spiny prickles Echidna’s also known as spiny anteaters belong to the Tachyglossidae family of monotremes {egg laying mammals} together with the platypus,they are the only surviving members of that order. Although their diet consists mainly of ants and termites they are not actually related to the anteater species,they are native to Australia and New Guinea /
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Was driving a few streets from where I live and saw this lovely little house. I was touched by the loving care the owners have lavished on their home. View more of my Digitally Manipulated images at: HDR and Digital Manipulation /
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Added this to welcome in the new group “Geelong Throng”. Another group of bollards that adorn the Geelong foreshore. This time a group of lifesavers standing watch near Cunningham Pier.
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The power decided to go out last night whilst in the middle of watching a movie,so took the opportunity whilst the candles were lit to try and get a shot for the candle group!
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Another shot taken at the old cement works in Geelong. Lucky enough to fluke a lovely sunset.
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I found this image quite poignant. In the cemetery at Steiglitz near Geelong. Dating back to the gold-rush era of the 1850s when the township was flourishing and people had money to spend on ensuring the memories of their loved-ones were secure. How time has passed.
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No editing involved, this was taken in broad daylight, F25, Shutter 1/2500s and focal length 20mm, and using a UV filter
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View of the old paper mill on the Barwon River in Geelong. / Taken after dark – 30 sec exposure, f/22, ISO 200, 18mm with ND6 filter. Given a light tone-mapping treatment. Nikon D200 DSLR
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