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    Chinese Opera: by ozasia, Views[517]
         		 Traditional Thai Dancers: by ozasia, Views[955]
         		 Punjabi Bhangra Dancers: by ozasia, Views[935]
         		 Filipino Sampang Dancers: by ozasia, Views[489]
         		 Nature and man in the Melbourne CBD. Showing the effects man has on nature.: by bluetaipan, Views[320]
     
    Hopkins falls Warrnambool. A longer exposure to capture an ethereal feel.: by bluetaipan, Views[765]
         		 Buddha Orang-utan. Showing the close resemblance of man and primate.: by bluetaipan, Views[605]
         		 Beauty and the beast. A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake with the Devil's tongue.: by bluetaipan, Views[927]
         		 Colours artists wish they could create. A Fijian Crested Iguana with knowing eyes.: by bluetaipan, Views[433]
         		 “Look Out Here I Come!” Taking Hazel my 9-month-old Labrador for an afternoon swim in the Pioneer River is always entertaining. I captured Hazel just as she was about to launch herself on top of my friend. His look is one of fear as he knows the outcome will be painful.: by dokart, Views[252]
     
    “Paparazzi on the Pioneer “ I wanted to share my early morning experience on the Pioneer River with a friend. As I pedalled along my friend was snapping away madly, overwhelmed and in awe of the beauty surrounding her. : by dokart, Views[252]
         		 “Pioneer Silhouette” Sitting outside on a balmy North Queensland night, the full moon lit up the sky. I drove to the Pioneer River and parked on the boat ramp, opened my sunroof and put the camera on 20 second exposure. I love the feeling of this photo. The silhouette of the man on the pontoon, taking in the moment as the moon is embraced by thick clouds and a star twinkles on the water.: by dokart, Views[235]
         		 “Last to Leave” A small group of Chestnut-Breasted Mannikins were balanced on overhanging grass along the riverbank; they are easily disturbed and as I drifted along in my kayak, as predicted they took flight…all except this little guy. I could hardly breathe as my kayak drifted closer to the bank I was wishing for brakes, but I knew I couldn’t take my eye off the subject. Crashing would have been worth it for this little Mannikin who usually escapes me!: by dokart, Views[295]
         		 “Fishing at Sunset” I saw this lone fisherman after I had packed away my camera. It was such a peaceful setting; the sun had disappeared, casting a beautiful glow across the river and I knew I had to capture it. Just as I was about to take the photo the fisherman stepped back, hidden by the bridge pylon. : by dokart, Views[283]
         		 A little deception can change an entire image - dont take things for granted: by mtrewin, Views[173]
     
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         		 In 1982 control of the Mission lands were restored to the traditional Aranda owners. The tools and buildings abandoned, it has become a tourist destination without tourists. A bleak and empty site within a troubled township. : by kimpreston, Views[425]
         		 The missionaries sought to provide training and employment in their Tannery, Shearing shed and Smithy. : by kimpreston, Views[498]
         		 Boys dormitory at the edge of the Mission’s perimeter.: by kimpreston, Views[465]
         		 Constructed in 1896, this schoolhouse continued to teach local Aboriginal children, in both English and Aranda, until 1953.: by kimpreston, Views[597]
     
    The Hermannsburg mission was established by the German Lutheran pastors Kempe and Schwarz in 1877 on the traditional lands of the Western Aranda people. It is 130km southwest of Alice Springs. This church was built in 1897 after the original was destroyed in heavy rains. It features an inscription in English, German and Aranda. The missionaries abandoned the site in 1891, broken by extreme isolation and family illness. This abandonment would be temporary, with a new mission established within three years. : by kimpreston, Views[1323]
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         		 Darwin wouldn't be the same without its truly spectacular mangroves that cover a big part of the coast line here up north. These truly unique , but so important trees are a heaven when it comes to photography. Here it almost looks like the trees are tip toeing out of the water. And all I was waiting for was to see one of the mighty salt water crocodiles roam the Mangroves. : by dieterberghmans, Views[1805]
         		 Darwin's foreshore is partially covered by the most amazing and colorful rock formations you can imagine. It just adds to the colors of the ocean and the skies experienced here in the top end. But when I took this photo of a rock pool within the rock formation , I realised that the reflection made these amazing figures within the photo. This photo is a challenge and you can get lost in it. But first just look into it, then look even deeper into it....look for the faces. Then turn your head left and look at the faces that way. Then turn your head and look for the perfectly reflected kangaroo and other faces created by the rocks. It is almost like a totem pole with many stories told on it.: by dieterberghmans, Views[1059]
         		 With Kakadu National park being the back yard of the Darwinites, Gunlom Falls is one of the top attractions to visit in this truly spectacular and ancient National park. Once on top of the falls there are these truly magnificent rock pools that not only bring the perfect relief after the big climb, ut once relaxing in the pools, the views are that breath taking that you just feel on top of the world.: by dieterberghmans, Views[2416]
     
    Darwin's Nightcliff jetty is the attraction for all the locals, every day of the year . It is the jetty that the people flock to, the place they bring their chairs and tables to, all to enjoy the views, the tropical feel, to eat their fish and chips or to watch the spectacular lightning storms that brighten up the skies during the Build up and wet season. Just walking past the jetty around sunset, makes you feel like you really get the feel of what Darwin and its people are all about! : by dieterberghmans, Views[2363]
         		 That was fun now for a coffee. But had to stop and have a look at a True Artist at work, this guys street artwork was and inspiration. Aboriginal art is so different and interesting. Quick photo and off for coffee. : by davidhk, Views[191]
         		 Loader: by kgold, Views[192]
         		 Iron Ore fines: by kgold, Views[216]
         		 Pier, Dampier: by kgold, Views[220]
     
    Dampier, Ship in Port: by kgold, Views[184]
         		 Water spraying Iron Ore: by kgold, Views[235]
         		 A good friend of mine summed up sunrises and sunsets; “It’s a gift, the start of a new day and a great big thank you at the end. The universe is truly an elegant place.” : by kayakcameraman, Views[341]
         		 Often it feels like you are paddling on the clouds. I always return calm and relaxed with a huge smile.I love it when the conditions are like this!: by kayakcameraman, Views[342]
         		 I often find myself just floating away in awe watching the amazing sunrises on Lake Burley Griffin. No better way to see the new day in!: by kayakcameraman, Views[415]
     
    The natural light show was amazing and the water was like a sheet of glass providing pink mirror reflections. This is one of the many reasons why I love my daily paddles as it gives me peace and contentment. : by kayakcameraman, Views[624]
         		 The sunrises and sunsets in Canberra are a kaleidoscope of colours and feature the best backdrops anyone could ever ask for. Why would you not want to experience it! : by kayakcameraman, Views[1206]
         		 The grass trees thing branches sharply cut across centre light: by filmentry, Views[183]
         		 Wet sand shimmers the reflecting afternoon sun's rays: by filmentry, Views[216]
         		 The dying sun strikes the leaves black with only a outline of life: by filmentry, Views[187]
     
    The sun fights to break through the leaves as the undergrowth fights against it: by filmentry, Views[168]
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         		 by doubleconvex, Views[146]
         		 Now to walk off the cake. Quick drive down the road to brighton beach and walk to beach. Now this is what melbourne is all about at wonderful summer day. Good for a kite sport next to a beautiful beach filled with colorful bathing huts and melbourne's high rise in back grown. My day in stkilda. : by davidhk, Views[217]
         		 Hang on! Can't be in stkilda on a Sunday afternoon and not see the amazing and delicious cakes just waiting in the windows of shops for a hungry tummy and what better treat with a strong long black coffee. Hmmm best in australia vanilla slice in the window,I'll be the judge of that thanks. : by davidhk, Views[273]
     
    Ok next a daring trip just down from market to the well known Luna Park for some fun rides. Hmmm the roller coaster looks daring enough up that high. Thinking Hope I don't throw up as i enter through those huge teethy grin. haha : by davidhk, Views[217]
         		 My day started with a little walk down to the Sunday market on the footpath and checking out stalls from jewelry to clothing even photos hmm nice but secretly thinking mind are better,buying a friendship bracelet will do this time. So many people to look at here. : by davidhk, Views[208]
         		 But then it was time for his mother, Dorkas, to scrub him clean, and off he went to bed.: by etravel, Views[432]
         		 Our next door neighbour, Kooka, was suspicious of us, and very shy.: by etravel, Views[441]
         		 After covering himself with mango juice, he loved a water fight in the hot afternoon sun.: by etravel, Views[442]
     
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