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    A building I love in Sydney, a place I call home.: by pastmemoriespresencetime, Views[251]
         		 by cking, Views[228]
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         		 A sunset finish on our way back home.: by willfox11, Views[257]
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         		 Fishing in the early morning: by cking, Views[422]
         		 A sunset busk out on the streets of Sorrento.: by willfox11, Views[398]
         		 Playing the camera like it was a instrument.: by willfox11, Views[299]
         		 At the bands first gig I stumbled onto a new way of long exposure photography.: by willfox11, Views[313]
     
    On the 3rd day of the roadtrip we finally arrived in Lorne! : by willfox11, Views[487]
         		 Old Mick having a laugh.: by localnomad, Views[294]
         		 by adamwalters, Views[272]
         		 Fin and his younger brother.: by localnomad, Views[276]
         		 Reece coming along for a ride.: by localnomad, Views[281]
     
    by adamwalters, Views[276]
         		 Fin demonstrating how to find Water Lilly's.: by localnomad, Views[300]
         		 Another kid from the audience was picked to play ball with an Australian sea lion named Cindy. Cindy is one of the show’s main attractions, she is a fast learner, highly intelligent, and had appeared in many TV commercial (2009, Lotto TV commercial). It started off with the kid throwing the ball towards Cindy, while Cindy will use her nose to tap on the ball to pass it back to the kid. Perhaps Cindy was tapping a bit too quickly for the kid to react, and the ball ended up hitting on the kid’s head. You could see the kid’s hands were out, expecting to catch the ball, but only to get hit on the head instead. It was hilarious to watch and everyone from the audience had a good laugh.: by marinemammals, Views[535]
         		 Young Fin, from Timber Creek. He was showing me how to find sugar bags (honey).: by localnomad, Views[355]
         		 by adamwalters, Views[309]
     
    After our whale watching cruise, we went to a place called Pet Porpoise Pool to have another close encounter with a different type of marine mammal. In the show, one kid from the audience was given the task of brushing one of the dolphins’ mouths. Not only I could see the happiness on the kid’s face, I could also see the concentration in his eyes. He really was trying to give the dolphin a good brush of its mouth.: by marinemammals, Views[435]
         		 As the mother humpback whale dived back into the sea, the incredibly loud noise and the enormous amount of splashes made, gave me a physical sense of the sheer immensity of their size and weight. This happened so close to our cruise, it was almost as if I could reach out for the splashes with my hand.: by marinemammals, Views[276]
         		 After the calf had performed a few full breaches, the mother humpback whale did hers. It happened only a few hundred metres away from our cruise. It was spectacular to watch. You can hear everyone on the cruise were cheering and enjoying this spectacle in awe. With this full breach, the mother whale had landed on her back. I thought that how a full breach is normally performed by humpback whales. We humans tend to anthropomorphise, and this tendency of ours gave me the thought, that after how the mother whale saw her own calf do a few full breaches, she performed hers right after, as to demonstrate how a full breach should be done.: by marinemammals, Views[693]
         		 In 2009, during the Labour Day long weekend, my girlfriend and I had our first trip to Coffs Harbour. I knew about the migration of humpback whales along the Eastern Australian Current, and Coffs Harbour is a good place for whale watching. Having watched many documentaries, I know that humpback whales occasionally display their breaching behaviour. So one of the things I have set out to do was to capture at least one photo of a full breach. Obviously these are wild animals, and with wildlife photography, you will need immense patience and a bit of luck. We set out of the harbour early in the morning, and throughout the most of the trip, all I saw were the backs and tails of humpback whales. Not a single breach was seen. As we were heading back to the wharf, I was packing my camera gears away, suddenly, a mother humpback whale and her calf surfaced near our cruise. I quickly took my camera gears out and capture the calf doing a full breach, belly-flop style.: by marinemammals, Views[611]
         		 The World that lives below the ponds surface, is only aware to their own 'eternal space'. Their survival relies on a higher power. As do us all.: by aeon, Views[310]
     
    A young man mourns with his past and present. Love dies only if we allow it. : by aeon, Views[327]
         		 The irony of the struggle that some believe, may go unnoticed to the rest of us.: by aeon, Views[328]
         		 Without the need for wealth, a single grave is as important as its neighbor.: by aeon, Views[338]
         		 Growth can be the evidence of life as the sun sets for another day. : by aeon, Views[467]
         		 Final time and brothers are reunited: by tiwi-island-australia2012, Views[917]
     
    An Australian summer; bikinis and bush trails. : by mhodson, Views[560]
         		 For three hours tribal pride is ferocious on the field: by tiwi-island-australia2012, Views[1395]
         		 Sydney City looms in the background, a city of light surrounded by clouds.: by mhodson, Views[245]
         		 Players fly infront of mining ad which divides the players community: by tiwi-island-australia2012, Views[599]
         		 The girls look on as the storm draws ever closer.: by mhodson, Views[264]
     
    Tiwi Island Bomber player awaits his chance to take the field: by tiwi-island-australia2012, Views[664]
         		 The inevitable storm brings out the frown in Olivia.: by mhodson, Views[299]
         		 Tiwi Island Bombers share a silent moment in preparation for battle: by tiwi-island-australia2012, Views[1073]
         		 by pck888, Views[155]
         		 A curious bird checking out my lens.: by stefandurski, Views[326]
     
    A pelican shows off the colours in its beak whist washing itself.: by stefandurski, Views[363]
         		 A long-neck turtle pops out of the water during a 40 degree day.: by stefandurski, Views[586]
         		 A friendly emu seeking shade during the scorching weather.: by stefandurski, Views[599]
         		 A water bird is intrigued by my camera and comes close for a look: by stefandurski, Views[330]
         		 Number 61: by nicola-colclough, Views[270]
     
    The perfect walk down at Collendina beach....no one else around....only us....and the length of a quiet beach for a dog to run and run and run.....: by littlenan, Views[485]
         		 Jack sniffs the sea air and waits ever so patiently for the right to run down to the beach below....: by littlenan, Views[334]
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