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    Farming's traces. Machinery leaves it's mark upon ground, where else wise it would be untamed. : by briege, Views[141]
         		 Working with the elements for productivity and workability - Humanity's smaller footprint on the Earth's surface: by briege, Views[113]
         		 Nature is fenced off and distanced to us. Natural 'god rays' kiss the water, yet we are prohibited by ourselves from capturing the moment in its natural state. : by briege, Views[153]
         		 Beautiful Bunker Bay coast with now, long term inhibitor- the washed up boat.: by briege, Views[129]
         		 The fences that hold us in. Was this barbwire built to hold us in or keep others out? Is its intent to hurt us with its sharp edges if we cross? Why does what could hurt some act as a refuge for those who build their webs inside of it? Why is the grass always greener on the other side? Perhaps we need to look down at our own feet at where we stand...: by nlf, Views[242]
     
    Beauty is complex. This weary post stands tall, supporting the fierce wire around it against the test of time. Its simple grain transforms from simple to complexly beautify timber alluring the eye of many a passerby with the finer detail found in each crevice and a world of insects clambering about in their busy lives.: by nlf, Views[391]
         		 Persistence. This cattle fence served as a boundary for all its life, strong and resistant to the elements. After many years, it still stands fulfilling its purpose. In some parts the timber is frail, but as a whole it still resists the suffocating weeds clawing onto it for stability. Its raw unkempt splendor humbles.: by nlf, Views[239]
         		 Closure. The gateway of this cottage is up the front stairs. Once they were tread upon with a flow of traffic carrying different purposes; news, stories, worries and concerns. Today the gates are closed and their time is over. As for the stairs, the flowers and weeds shine through the cracks seeking out sunlight. When will they support others once more?: by nlf, Views[238]
         		 The art of conversation. Sitting on the front porch of an old country cottage, these chairs have weathered all conditions, from hot days to freezing nights, from torrential rain to gale storm winds. And yet the chairs remain ready to play host to many more bodies. Allowing them to sit and contemplate, to discuss ideas and observe the world around them. What could these chairs tells us of the many conversations they have listened to over time? What stories and secrets do they hold? What have they learned over the years? What does the future hold for them?: by nlf, Views[442]
         		 Cockburn Ranges Aerial View looking up the pentecost river valley. Taken from a helicopter which can be rented from near by Home Valley Station. : by outback_aussie, Views[366]
     
    Road Train at night, the road trains travel through the night with Cattle, Iron Ore and food supplies. This road train had 3
         		 Wet Season Emma Gorge, not far from the cattle station is this amazing swimming hole called Emma gorge. It flows all year round, but in the wet it is better (though no access to the public). No crocodiles in here.: by outback_aussie, Views[526]
         		 Abandoned Community, this abandoned aboriginal community is riddled with asbestos. the colours are amazing, all the buildings are painted different colours. The view through the window looks out to a boab tree.: by outback_aussie, Views[460]
         		 Muster break, two stock hands take a short break from mustering cattle.: by outback_aussie, Views[360]
         		 Andy Finlay on his traditional Single fin long board racing a fast section.: by outoffocusprod, Views[612]
     
    Under water colours and formations from a back beach near Crescent Head.: by outoffocusprod, Views[959]
         		 Surfers line up to jump out whilst some retreat from the rough sea's.: by outoffocusprod, Views[609]
         		 The first night of winter, cool clean air on a remote back beach.: by outoffocusprod, Views[553]
         		 A stranger sitting on a river bank having a drink during a full moon.: by outoffocusprod, Views[704]
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         		 This is my favourite painting of my life!!! Nature colour palette... Whitsundays is a reason to live... : by nayatselepi, Views[232]
     
    On the road. Driving and driving ... you could see all aspects of the nature in front of you, besides you and back of you. Unexpectable colour composition of the sunset made me speechless.: by nayatselepi, Views[173]
         		 Through the shipwreck I saw the unique beauty of the great barrier reef. It moves your heart. The plot of the play takes place in your imagination... Waves, hurricane, screams. : by nayatselepi, Views[270]
         		 Extreme ride in Canyon, Queenstown! I still feel the adrenaline touching the red sign!!!: by nayatselepi, Views[309]
         		 The traffic jam eventually dissipates and the vehicles vanish into the night. : by ngrundy, Views[332]
         		 Vehicles that had only moments before been hurtling along now grind to a halt.: by ngrundy, Views[259]
     
    Traffic lights near the freeway's entrance create haloes in the winter mist. : by ngrundy, Views[294]
         		 Despite the rain, commuters move steadily towards the freeway. : by ngrundy, Views[274]
         		 A lone car flies out of downtown Melbourne, hoping to beat peak hour. : by ngrundy, Views[303]
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    The entertainment value of small towns brings the community together: by mtuffy, Views[228]
         		 Outskirts of farming communities create some beautiful landscapes: by mtuffy, Views[239]
         		 Taking the back roads around farming land can always be beautiful: by mtuffy, Views[328]
         		 Exploring on quiet nights with photography and slow shutter is always fun: by mtuffy, Views[273]
         		 Farming communities’ opens up to beautiful old abandoned sheds and housing: by mtuffy, Views[350]
     
    Pelicans, darters and other bird species compete for spaces to nest on a rocky island. I was told by the locals of Mandurah that these islands were actually human-engineered to create more space for bird-nesting.
     
         		 A lone seagull was circling the sky searching for food elsewhere. The clear blue sky of Mandurah is a perfect place for avian species to fly about and for the Australians to take for granted.: by rememberingwellness, Views[300]
         		 As we drove the boat in the estuary, these darters were ready to take flight after sunbathing for a long time. They were surprised by our presence, most probably!: by rememberingwellness, Views[193]
         		 This was a house popped up from my dream, out of nowhere. The scenery was beautiful. The wind, the sea and the sky were so calm for a perfect boating trip to the peel inlet of Mandurah with mates. The town towards the left of the picture is a phenomenal one as its multi-million houses and the local economy were fueled by the recent mining boom of Western Australia. Towards the left, it is the marine sanctuary for birds and marine species.: by rememberingwellness, Views[231]
     
    After hiking for a couple a couple of hours in blistering winds and rain we come to a stop. We stop at Marion's lookout which is overlooking dove lake. Once up there I am taken to a special spot, where I am then shown a remarkable view! Closes to me is the Tanglefoot Beech (Nothofagus gunnii), this remarkable little tree is the only alpine deciduous tree, which in itself makes it more special. This tree encapsulates sheer beauty, and there adds even more an emotional feeling to it. I was in awe of the beauty of the flora, but was even more moved by what I was to see next. Looking over dove from a high altitude, was nothing short of spectacular, and I was in sheer awe looking down. After what was a long hike, it was worth stopping, getting close to the edge, and looking over something that is so beautiful and pure.: by bluetaipan, Views[363]
         		 Rally for the people of Syria at Federation Square.: by emilyroseirene, Views[241]
         		 Meerkats from the Royal Melbourne Zoo.: by emilyroseirene, Views[237]
         		 Captain Matthew Flinders vs. homeless person outside Saint Paul's Cathedral.: by emilyroseirene, Views[235]
         		 Horse drawn carriage through Melbourne's CBD.: by emilyroseirene, Views[314]
     
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