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Rolled hay bails drying out last year.
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This is a panorama from Mount Coot-tha taken on Easter Sunday, 2008.
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another wonderful old barn that we found!
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As seen from Mt Coot-tha, Brisbane, Queensland on the 28th of August 2007.
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A pic of me. Some months ago.
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Taken from the fern house at the Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha.
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This is another infrared photo and probably my favourite so far.
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Found these seeds at the Botanical gardens at Mt Coot-tha. These seeds are no more than 1cm big. It’s got a great textural feel and looks like tiny roots covering the seed. I never had a chance to take note of what tree this came from as the mozzies were just about carrying me away! I just love my passion of macro photography. With the naked eye, it would be very hard to really see the detail in these tiny seeds.
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Taken at the Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens. This is the tip of an Agave. This picture was featured on the Red Bubble Home Page on 29/05/2008
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Mt Coot-tha is located 7 kilometres west of Brisbane’s City Centre and occupies one of the most beautiful vantage points from which to view an Australian capital city and surrounds. Commanding panoramic views over the city of Brisbane and beyond to Moreton Bay and it’s islands to the East, and the Glasshouse Mountains and the D’Agilar Range to the West. It is surrounded by the 220 hectare Mt Coot-tha reserve which is an oasis of natural bushland and native wildlife. The Taylor Range of which Mt Coot-tha is a part, forms a backdrop of hills to the city of Brisbane. Get a wallpaper from flickr by clicking the image below: /
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Hand held macro. 1:1. / This Damselfly was no more than 3 – 3.5cm long.
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Another Infrared photo taken at the Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens at Brisbane.
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Waterlily, Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
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Creek bed and bush near the JC Slaughter Falls, Mount Coot-tha Reserve, Brisbane. This bushland reserve is only 6 km west of the Brisbane CBD, and is very popular with both locals and tourists. This treatment is not quite a photograph and not quite a painting but somewhere in between. ©Red Rose Digital Art – Rosanne E. Casu / All rights reserved. No unauthorised use permitted.
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A mother Australian Wood Duck takes her ducklings out for a swim. Japanese Garden, / Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, / Brisbane, / Queensland. Canon EOS 400D / Canon EF 300mm f/2.8 IS USM / Canon EF 1.4x Teleconverter
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This was taken at the Botanical gardens Mt Coot-tha. It is a Native grass and the next time I’m there, I’ll write down the botanical name and post it here in the description.
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mixed media,abstract,digital work,image
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Untouched Macro. Taken at the botanical gardens Mt Coot-tha.
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Went to the Botanical Gardens this morning with Hubby and son and met this really nice family who have a daughter who has a way with animals and a son that can spot dragonflies at 10 paces! The dad managed to get a frog on his finger and I managed to get this photo. / This picture is untouched – how you see it is how the camera took it. / You are able to compare how tiny this frog is by comparing it to the finger nail. / It was nice to have met you all this morning, many apologies for not getting your names! I wish you all the best in your future endeavours.
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An experimental ‘urban’ street shirt design.
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No 1 in a series of pieces Ive been working on since coming back from Europe in 2005. Image taken in old graveyard in Canterbury England added text is from my journal after I saw…...........
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