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    A different scene piques the interest of these children on the bustling Murray Street, where an ID’d ukulele busker performs not far from other street performers. Buskers rely on gratuities but they also have to pay roughly $24 a month for a permit to play within allowed sites.: by anncorvera, Views[399]
         		 A common sight for adults is a new one for the curious minds of children, as a boy watches a homeless man finds solace with a nap on a busy pathway on William Street in the Perth city centre. : by anncorvera, Views[451]
         		 On the flip side of street life, a one-legged woman sits in silence on St. Georges Terrace in the Perth CBD. A regular around the Perth CBD, she waits for a few more charitable souls to drop coins before moving to another spot as the crowd of professionals thins after lunchbreak. : by anncorvera, Views[1105]
         		 Life’s different challenges meet on the streets of the Western Australian capital city of Perth, where people tugging at the charitable hearts of strangers draw contrasts for a few coins in the tray. That is, if they draw attention at all from passers-by rushing through their own daily lives, as this busker’s performance goes unnoticed on Murray Street in the Perth central business district. : by anncorvera, Views[353]
         		 An apocalyptic vision of what remains after the loggers are gone: by sunnynyssen, Views[483]
     
    Local resident and forest educator Steve Meacher stands in what was once Mountain Ash forest and Tree fern gullies in Rusty coupe, Toolangi. Steve now campaigns full time to save the forest from further logging and is the president of the Friends of Leadbeatters committe and a spokesperson for the Great Forests National Park proposal.: by sunnynyssen, Views[1159]
         		 Clear-fell logging is being conducted in the Toolangi State Forest. These heavy-duty logging machines do not stay idle for long. Logging contractors have been known to work around the clock, seven days a week.: by sunnynyssen, Views[715]
         		 Toolangi State Forest, located in the Central Highlands of Victoria is a cool temperate forest making it highly carbon dense. Unlike the rainforests of the tropics the organic matter in these forests take a relatively slow time to decay.: by sunnynyssen, Views[1456]
         		 A solitary giant Eucalytpus regnans stands in what was once lush, thick forest. Symbolic of the area, Toolangi State Forest has been ravaged by recent clear-fell logging activity.: by sunnynyssen, Views[462]
         		 Side Show Alley - Where the fun and entertainment are seemingly endless. : by jessicalea, Views[204]
     
    Where the Country meets the City - A man returns from competing in a Dressage event in the pouring rain. : by jessicalea, Views[212]
         		 It's Show Time - A lady prepares her dog for show at the Pet Pavilion. Many people compete for the top prize each year across a range of different categories from livestock and produce to the arts.: by jessicalea, Views[220]
         		 Grandfather & Grandson at the Stables - The Ekka is a family tradition enjoyed by many generations over the years.: by jessicalea, Views[224]
         		 The Brisbane Ekka or Royal Queensland Show has been running for over 137 years. The Ekka now sees over 400 000 visitors a year during the 10 day event.: by jessicalea, Views[208]
         		 Hiking out from Frenchman's cap: by danielhaley, Views[344]
     
    Caving in the florentine: by danielhaley, Views[335]
         		 Another sculpture along my walk. I tried to make the draw match the background: by dailylife, Views[254]
         		 Descending towards rock Island bend: by danielhaley, Views[320]
         		 These was a sculpture but it looks a real whale splashing around: by dailylife, Views[273]
         		 Stuck in the Pigs Trough on the Franklin River: by danielhaley, Views[404]
     
    The sky was cloudy while the sea was calm but powerful: by dailylife, Views[242]
         		 Descending from the canopy. we had spent the day climbing a giant E. Regnans: by danielhaley, Views[269]
         		 So I came back another day, just before going to work: by dailylife, Views[253]
         		 I went for a walk along the coast near Sydney but thunderstorm arrived: by dailylife, Views[252]
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    The camera shields the onlooker from the dangerous persona and allows the time to appreciate intricate beauty. Beauty surrounds us but the beauty is often in the eye of the beholder. - 2014 Nikon D700 Head of Enoggera Creek: by jackhorton, Views[234]
         		 Spotted out of the corner of my eye, these small ants opened a whole new world. The power of focus, the lens allowing you see the world in a different dimension. - 2014 Nikon D700 Head of Enoggera Creek: by jackhorton, Views[241]
         		 Feeling the warmth of the day radiate through his colours, even only landing and locking eye for a split second. You must always have your camera on you, ready to shoot. - 2008 Fuji S5600 Head of Enoggera Creek: by jackhorton, Views[265]
         		 Just after a light storm he appeared, the patience of two living beings and the lesson learned that photography takes time and patience. - 2005 Fuji S9500 Head of Enoggera Creek: by jackhorton, Views[260]
         		 I spent a day volunteering on an Island in the Gold Coast bay area. We had to remove sapling pines that were altering the eco system. I also volunteered my photography this day and had to capture these sap beads.: by armandacarol, Views[454]
     
    the dew on this reed reminded me of a crystal chandelier. How blessed are we that such beauty is real: by armandacarol, Views[478]
         		 Staying on a Farm stay property in the Bellthorpe National Park. I got up early by myself and when exploring and found the light hitting this reed by the pond so stunning I had to try and capture it with my Macro Lens: by armandacarol, Views[335]
         		 On a hike in the rainforest we saw the light creating ribbons in this waterhole it conjured all kinds of stories in my mind of healing waters: by armandacarol, Views[495]
         		 I was on an early morning hike and got to play with my new 100mm Macro on this beauty. : by armandacarol, Views[475]
         		 The view from the rocks: by garyd0014, Views[240]
     
    Some local beach grasses: by garyd0014, Views[248]
         		 Mother & baby: by garyd0014, Views[256]
         		 Surfer stack: by photojoe, Views[137]
         		 At Twelve Apostles: by photojoe, Views[126]
         		 Kangaroos in Angelsea: by photojoe, Views[130]
     
    Melbourne, from St. Kilda: by photojoe, Views[125]
         		 Kookaburra in Echuca: by photojoe, Views[145]
         		 her majesty: the wedge tailed eagle: by mattia, Views[206]
         		 kangaroo posing. an unusual view: by mattia, Views[226]
         		 the awakening of the peaceful lake Eildon during the winter: by mattia, Views[298]
     
    Goughs bay, the stars and the beautiful reflection of his lights on the lake.: by mattia, Views[163]
         		 My first wonder: the milky way in the Australian outback is clearly visibile: by mattia, Views[168]
         		 A bit of beach football to enjoy the beautiful day.: by 4wdmad, Views[187]
         		 We found a great camp site and now we can relax.: by 4wdmad, Views[247]
         		 we splash through the water to get to our camp site.: by 4wdmad, Views[236]
     
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