Wodonga
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Bethanga Bridge crosses Lake Hume near Albury in New South Wales, Australia.
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This is the Hume Weir taken from Huon Reserve on the way out to Tallangata. Although the weir is currently at 18% and in a better position then the last couple of years the situation is still quite dire for a lot of the country and farmers.
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Hume Weir – Albury/Wodonga Although the water level is much improved over last year, the situation is still quite dire. The tree in ths picture would be under water if the Weir was full.
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This gum tree was shot on Huon Hill near Wodonga Vic / Taken with a Canon 350D F 11.0 ISO 400 and a Polariser lens
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NSW Fire Brigades and CFA in a join training exercise in Albury. Taken with a Canon 360D / Exposure 1.6secs @ F5.6 / ISO 200 / Taken in RAW / / /
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A storm passed by Albury/Wodonga last week causing a number of spot fires. / Taken with a Canon 350 D / 5 sec exposure / ISO 100 : : : : : : :
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We contained the fire to the area that you can see burnt and were in the process of mopping up. / Canon 350D
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Taken at the recent bushfires near Yea, NSW Fire Brigades and CFA are ready for the comming fire. / Canon 350D
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This bridge connects NSW (the good state) with Victoria over Lake Hume. Canon 350D : : : : : : : : : : : :
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No we weren’t at the pub to drink. / 4 Fire trucks were used to escort about 60 Harley Owners Group (HOG), members at the Ettamogah Hotel, near Albury, who had ridden from as far away as Cairns and Port Douglas to raise money for the Victorian Bushfire Appeal Fund. / The riders were escorted into Albury and met by the Mayor, and congratulated for there efforts. The ride raised abot $45,000 / Well done fellas Canon 350D Single image used in HDR - / at-night: : : : : : : : : : :
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Wodonga was the Victorian Broad gauge terminus near the Victoria-New South Wales break of gauge. There were a lot of goods trains moving around the yards. My son was just as keen as I was to get close, but wisdom suggested we should both look from a distance. This meant that he was not close enough to the train, but it was safer that way. 20091215 357 views.
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Lake hume near Albury/Wodonga The construction of the Hume Dam commenced on 28 November 1919 and was completed in 1936. The construction site was initially referred to as ‘the Mitta Mitta Dam site’, but in February 1920 the River Murray Commission adopted the name ‘Hume Reservoir’ to honour Hamilton Hume, who was one of the first Europeans to see and cross the River Murray. / Hume Dam is the major operating storage of the River Murray system. The storage regulates the River Murray, and re-regulates water discharged from the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme. Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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Lake hume near Albury/Wodonga The construction of the Hume Dam commenced on 28 November 1919 and was completed in 1936. The construction site was initially referred to as ‘the Mitta Mitta Dam site’, but in February 1920 the River Murray Commission adopted the name ‘Hume Reservoir’ to honour Hamilton Hume, who was one of the first Europeans to see and cross the River Murray. Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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Lovely sunset on Lake Hume near Albury / Wodonga. Hume Dam is the major operating storage of the River Murray system. The storage regulates the River Murray, and re-regulates water discharged from the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme. Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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Lake hume at sunset. / The structure is the dam wall. The construction of the Hume Dam commenced on 28 November 1919 and was completed in 1936. The construction site was initially referred to as ‘the Mitta Mitta Dam site’, but in February 1920 the River Murray Commission adopted the name ‘Hume Reservoir’ to honour Hamilton Hume, who was one of the first Europeans to see and cross the River Murray. / Hume Dam is the major operating storage of the River Murray system. The storage regulates the River Murray, and re-regulates water discharged from the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme. Three images enhanced with HDR Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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Lake Hume near Albury/Wodonga / The construction of the Hume Dam commenced on 28 November 1919 and was completed in 1936. The construction site was initially referred to as ‘the Mitta Mitta Dam site’, but in February 1920 the River Murray Commission adopted the name ‘Hume Reservoir’ to honour Hamilton Hume, who was one of the first Europeans to see and cross the River Murray. / Hume Dam is the major operating storage of the River Murray system. The storage regulates the River Murray, and re-regulates water discharged from the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme. AS IS / Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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Bethanga Bridge was built between 1927 and 1930 as a joint venture between New South Wales and Victoria as part of the Hume Dam project as a key element of the River Murray Waters Agreement put in place in 1915 by the Victorian, New South Wales, South Australian and Federal governments to regulate the flow of the Murray River as a provision against drought and to ensure that the three states received their agreed share of water. Canon 50D / F/4.5 / 15 Secs / AS IS # - / at-night: : : :
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With great distances to cover, when the Australian states began to install railways, there was one thorn in the great thing they were doing. They all wanted the gauge to be different. I grew up near the border between New South Wales and Victoria and our trains were different. It is only a few years ago that they began converting Victoria to the same gauge as NSW (and Europe), but they have not yet completed the task. This was taken in 1996 not long after they got the track completed between Albury and Melbourne enabling a ‘Country Link’, between Sydney and Melbourne Taken with Pentax camera and 70-300 mm Sigmalens on Kodachrome film.
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This is soon to become history. They have been talking about altering the train route to Albury to bypass the centre of Wodonga for years. It is now being discussed seriously and officially they have made a decision. When it takes effect I do not know, but I had better try and get back soon if I want more shots like this which remind me of my childhood. I used to catch the train here to got to school in Melbourne. It was a real steam train pulled by an S-class locomotive. Taken with a Pentax camera and Pentax 28 mm shift lens on Kodachrome 200 film.
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Canon 50D / Canon 70-200@200 / f2.8 / 1/180 sec / ISO 200 / Shot in mono – straight from the camera /
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Canon 50D / Canon 70-200@200 / f2.8 / 1/250 sec / ISO 200 / Shot in mono – straight from the camera /
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Canon 50D / Canon 70-200@200mm / f2.8 / 1/30 sec / ISO 200 / spot meter / Shot in mono – straight from the camera /
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canon 50D / Canon 70-200@200mm / f2.8 / 1/45 sec / ISO 1600 / Spot meter / Shot in mono – straight from the camera /
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Canon 7D / Canon 24-105@28mm / f5.6 / ISO 100 / 1/180 sec / WB-Shade / spot metered / Cokins: Mauve top; Blue bottom / Straight from the camera /
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