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    A misty morning in Perth, Western Australia as seen through the Paper Barks: by nans, Views[202]
         		 On the way to Perth, WA. It was a hard journey but I did it! I fought my fears and reached my goals. It was a great lesson.: by paleworld, Views[413]
         		 Somewhere in the australian countryside. Sometimes it's hard and blurry, sometimes it's all so perfect and clear. I was feeling so calm, in the right place. That light passed through me.: by paleworld, Views[350]
         		 Barossa Valley, South Australia. Picking and thinking.: by paleworld, Views[299]
         		 Kangaroo Island, South Australia. I can't see nothing but darkness.: by paleworld, Views[323]
     
    Sunset at Semaphore jetty, Adelaide. It was my first day in Australia, thinking about solitude while eating fish&chips!: by paleworld, Views[327]
         		 Aboriginal Cave rock paintings: by nathc89, Views[322]
         		 ULURU Red sand, gold rock, blue sky: by nathc89, Views[438]
         		 Kata Tjuta, Aboriginal FACE IN THE CLOUDS : by nathc89, Views[249]
         		 ULURU roaming the desert, panoramic: by nathc89, Views[355]
     
    Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) Sunset DEC 21 2012: by nathc89, Views[202]
         		 Counting sheep: by karinahogsand, Views[233]
         		 Finalising the paperwork : by karinahogsand, Views[209]
         		 4 - Co-existence. The cows now roam freely on the verges and vacant land around Kingstownship. The owners (many of them Pitcairn descendants) pay a fee to allow grazing on the roadsides. The cows have right away on the roads and a fine is imposed if an animal is harmed.: by gailcook, Views[554]
         		 Elders haggling: by karinahogsand, Views[238]
     
    3 - Revival. Placed between the convict built fence and the Norfolk Pines, the Old Military Barracks was built by convicts to house the soldiers and officers during the second settlement from 1825 - 1855. These buildings have been restored and are in use today. When the English left for New South Wales, the Pitcairn's arrived in 1856 to settle Norfolk Island, with their descendants still living on the island today.: by gailcook, Views[942]
         		 2 - Seclusion. From the convict time through to the 1960’s, the Whaler was the only means of supplying Norfolk Island with goods, and it is still in partial use today. The main ship would arrive from Australia or New Zealand, anchored out at sea due to the reefs and rocky outcrops surrounding the island. The Whalers would meet the ship, exchanging supplies before returning to the small harbour.: by gailcook, Views[264]
         		 The original merino product: by karinahogsand, Views[217]
         		 Locals considering which sheep to buy: by karinahogsand, Views[208]
         		 1 - Hope. A stark reminder of what the convicts built and lived in 1847 Kingston, Norfolk Island; they left this harsh land in 1855 to relocate to New South Wales. Some had served their time and being freed, taking up land locally or returned to England. The stone was quarried and cut locally with a nearby kiln burning the limestone to make the mortar.: by gailcook, Views[286]
     
    The Spring season: A distinct flower is seen among the rest. Picture is taken during a visit to flower festival during Spirng Festival in Perth: by johnsonlens, Views[1200]
         		 A causal fisherman at work. After the day job, a man is seeing carrying a fishing rod, still lingering on his hobbies with sunset at the background. : by johnsonlens, Views[605]
         		 Lost Souls Overlooking the ocean and a once amazing pier. The water matching the sky at sunrise gave such a surreal feeling as the posts disappeared into the distance. Posts sticking up out of the water once with such purpose now lost maybe confused but no matter how many years have past since they still stand strong as though to us they don’t have a purpose there are creatures unseen under the water that still depend on these lost souls for their survival: by frozen79, Views[647]
         		 The Beautiful beaches we have in Western Australia. People enjoyed sun-bathing while enjoying the view of ocean after a hard-day at work. : by johnsonlens, Views[727]
         		 An Old Railway track that was used for transportation of goods or people from Port to the City. : by johnsonlens, Views[518]
     
    Sunset Glory: Picture seen with the Sun settling down behind curtains of clouds yet radiating strong rays of lights. This shows there will always be light and hope regardless of situation.: by johnsonlens, Views[954]
         		 Natural Power There is nothing more powerful then lightning and this concept is the reason behind me storm chasing all over Victoria. I have seen lightning strike only meters from where I’m standing and for some reason makes me feel indestructible in some ways. I find it not as an adrenalin rush but more of a source to my individual need to absorb energy the world offers to keep me on my toes. This image shows how to capture a moment in time that projected so much power with such little subject: by frozen79, Views[278]
         		 Reach for the Sky There are many ways to perceive this image from the nature that surrounded me to the ideas of reaching for something no matter how far away it seemed. I found myself laying down looking up at the top of the canopy thinking about how far I have come since my accident but how far I still have to go to get where I want to be. The bark on the trees and spikes don’t make it easy but like life there is no easy way to get where you’re going. The climb to the top wouldn’t be easy bu: by frozen79, Views[285]
         		 Industrial Disguised Watching the sunset over the ocean I noticed that even though the pier is lined with palm trees in the distance there sat the industrial docks of Melbourne. The source of income but also the pollution and the ugly exterior that was being masked by the beauty of the sand beach and the feel of the two creating some balance as we try to correct and give a little balance to this world we live in. Camera Nikon: F-stop f/9: iso 400: shutter speed 1/50 : by frozen79, Views[244]
         		 Lonely Solitary Life I came across a field that stood a solitary tree blooming. Though by itself where it stood in the distance and all around nothing projected any colour. Making me realise that everyone no matter how different or where you found yourself you could project inner beauty and stand out from the rest. I felt like it was a sign of no matter where I was I can make my mark on the world by simply being seen. Camera Nikon: F stop f/8: iso 100: shutter speed 1/250: : by frozen79, Views[253]
     
    He's out of the surf, yet still just needs to look back to see what he is missing out on! ...and he'll do it again as we walk into the coastal scrub and away from his treasured waters.: by katwade, Views[249]
         		 Whilst Dad has run in for his arvo surf, the girls are straight on in for a swim. It's far too hot a day to be hanging out on the sand. They only wish they had their boards too, but the surf is too big for them today...: by katwade, Views[194]
         		 No more waiting, the surf conditions have been checked from the vantage points, now it's time to get the toes wet! Dad certainly can't keep his eyes off the surf.: by katwade, Views[189]
         		 Growing up with the Angourie Surf Reserve on their doorstep and having a father who lives for his daily surf, it's no wonder they have turned into little grommets who have the surfing bug and know their local breaks.: by katwade, Views[258]
         		 Whilst catching up with my old school friend this Aussie Summer, I met his two stunning grommet daughters. I couldn't get enough of watching the oldest hopping from Rockpool to Rockpool. Her childish joy just oozed out with every skip and splash as she did her daily search in the cracks of the rocks, for the highly prized but so rare these days, Cowry Shells.: by katwade, Views[211]
     
    My departure from Thailand was heart-wrenching, but i knew i'd be back soon: by nathaniel, Views[155]
         		 After nursing this cub, all he wanted to do was to relax, and i decided to join: by nathaniel, Views[230]
         		 Taken at a Buddhist temple, i love how this photo depicts a diamond in the rough: by nathaniel, Views[149]
         		 Even young minds need an outlet of their own, why not enjoy it with loved ones: by nathaniel, Views[171]
         		 Simple beauty, in an extremely unlikely place, Thailand.: by nathaniel, Views[254]
     
    Sashimi family breakfast on the roof.: by zoeburrell, Views[237]
         		 House mate finally crashes after a long day.: by zoeburrell, Views[249]
         		 communal shower at Sashimi after a paint fight.: by zoeburrell, Views[1041]
         		 my brother and his girlfriend shielding there flame from the wind. : by zoeburrell, Views[374]
         		 family photo of house mates from sashimi warehouse. : by zoeburrell, Views[312]
     
    The Spring season: A distinct flower is seen among the rest. Picture is taken during a visit to flower festival during Spirng Festival in Perth: by johnsonlens, Views[1410]
         		 A causal fisherman at work. After the day job, a man is seeing carrying a fishing rod, still lingering on his hobbies with sunset at the background. : by johnsonlens, Views[421]
         		 The Beautiful beaches we have in Western Australia. People enjoyed sun-bathing while enjoying the view of ocean after a hard-day at work: by johnsonlens, Views[658]
         		 An Old Railway track that was used for transportation of goods or people from Port to the City. : by johnsonlens, Views[280]
         		 Sunset Glory: Picture seen with the Sun settling down behind curtains of clouds yet radiating strong rays of lights. This shows there will always be light and hope regardless of situation. : by johnsonlens, Views[445]
     
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