Murchison
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Josehf Murchison
Canada
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The beautiful reflections of Mt. Murchison in the waters of Lake Rosebery…captured at Tullah, on the West Coast of Tasmania.
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The views over the forests to Mt. Murchison on the rugged West Coast of Tasmania /
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Captured while travelling down the Murchison Highway, through the myrtle forests on Mount Black. / Mount Murchison (42°05′S, 145°36′E) is the tallest mountain in the West Coast Range Tasmania, Australia. Like most of the mountains in the West Coast Range – the taller were named after opponents or critics of Charles Darwin, the smaller after his supporters. / /
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west of Cue in the midwest of W.A is the start of the Murchison River which empties into the Indian Ocean at Kalbarri north of Geraldton I painted this from memory in oils on stretched canvas 50×40 cms ..This painting is for sale like all my others if interested please bubblemail me for price
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oil on canvas deplicting the wildflowers along the Murchison River in the midwest of W.A /
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This was a beautiful sunrise which occurred earlier this year over Mt Murchison, on the west coast of Tasmania. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18
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glass-smooth lake water, and Mt Murchison
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I don’t know how many times I have photographed this mountain, but every time I do it is different. Mt Murchison is such a photogenic piece of rock and I will never get sick of seeing it, or snapping images of it for that matter. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18
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The weather shown in this image is typical of Tasmanian west coast weather during the colder months. Sombre but beautiful. Lake Plimsoll is located on the Anthony Rd behind Mt Murchison. Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18
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Mt Murchison , viewed from the amazingly beautiful calm Lake Rosebery, Tullah, Tasmania, with the fog lifting.
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Dubbs & Co. Locomotive / “Murchison” / From the Emu Bay Railway Company, Tasmania / In Service 1900-1961 /
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zoomed in on these snowy peaks – I love the peacefulness of the snow and sun on my favourite mountain – very relaxing to gaze at /
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my beautiful Mt Murchison, early morning (Rosebery view) - - looming over the trees
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looks like a sleepy giant awakening from it’s sleep
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. .shot taken from the “banana bridge” over the lake…19.7.08 / ‘ / . /
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Nature’s Window in Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia. The window framed in the picture is the Murchison River which flows through the length of the park. Taken on holiday in March 2008.
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My friends and I have done a few photographic trips to Marysville together and we are now making a photobook of some of the images we have to give back to the communtiy that made us so welcome – I have been looking through my work and thought I might share some with you all. All procedes from my Marysville photos will go directly to the Red Cross bushfire appeal My Marysville photos
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It has been really cold down here the last few days and there has been snow. We can’t see the mountain yet this morning, the cloud curtains have not yet been pulled. I love living here in Rosebery, even when it is cold :-) Taken with a Panasonic FZ-18
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Situated on the mid west coast of Western Australia, some 600 kms north of Perth, Kalbarri is a very popular tourist destination and holiday town. This view is from the B&B where we were staying (8 or 9 years ago) and shows the Murchison River and, behind it, the Indian Ocean. The river runs into the ocean just out of shot on the left.
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I love this mountain – it’s changing moods are so endearing. The west coast of Tasmania is so diverse in landscape – mountains, rainforests, mining, towns, lakes, FISHING – world class, a photographer’s dream! Pristine landscapes, with a vast history of mining and exploration, and of course the National Parks. / The weather in winter here is cool and mild – can be freezing too, with snow and ice – but I love kayaking on the lake at Tullah in winter, especially early morning, when the wind is down and the lake is like glass….magic! Awe-inspiring.
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Detail of the Bank of the Murchison River near The Loop in Kalbarri National Park in Western Australia – Copyright Blue Gum Pictures 2006
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