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    Spider hiding in the garden. This spider gave it's own spin on decorating.: by benkelly, Views[265]
         		 Lunch buddy: by eddieh, Views[274]
         		 Comfortable times: by eddieh, Views[203]
         		 The end of the day : by eddieh, Views[279]
         		 Stairway to heaven : by eddieh, Views[555]
     
    Watching the tide roll away: by eddieh, Views[257]
         		 viewing the world from a different viewpoint makes us question our place in life: by australia2010, Views[298]
         		 Australia is known for many identifiable features. The details are seldom noted.: by australia2010, Views[390]
         		 Unable to Photograph the Aboriginies, I saw their influence in the landscape.: by australia2010, Views[351]
         		 These Abstract shots are reminiscent of Aboriginal paintings of the dream world: by australia2010, Views[866]
     
    Indian Head looks out across the Pacific. This abstract echos Aboriginal Art.: by australia2010, Views[675]
         		 Tourist frolic in the setting sun at the South Mole Lighthouse. Fremantle has many attractions but one of the standouts are defiantly its spectacular sunsets.: by danielcraig, Views[401]
         		 While full of affable characters Fremantle is also home to many cultures. Ms Fan who is from China is one of the local fresh food market sellers.: by danielcraig, Views[338]
         		 Fremantle has since become a cultural hub in Western Australia. Street performers are a part of daily life. Miss Poppy an immigrant from New Zealand sings reggae songs to make a living ,albeit out of tune.: by danielcraig, Views[392]
         		 The Welcome Wall's Memorial illuminated by the setting sun and set against the South Mole Lighthouse are located at the Western Australia Maritime Museum in Fremantle. The wall has 21,000 inscriptions, almost half of the 45,000+ immigrants who arrived by boat in Fremantle & Albany during the mid to late 18th century and early 19th century.: by danielcraig, Views[452]
     
    The port city of Fremantle has a proud history. Not only was it the first colony in Australia to be established without convict settlers it was also the early gateway to the vast expanses and riches of Western Australia. The windows of the town hall convey a little of this history with key dates in the stain glass windows backed by the reflection of the afternoon clouds.: by danielcraig, Views[362]
         		 Things arent always black and white, but dont let that drag you down.: by mtrewin, Views[419]
         		 Life isnt always easy - from calm to chaotic in no time. Keep your chin up: by mtrewin, Views[211]
         		 Follow your chosen path - however allow for deviation: by mtrewin, Views[317]
         		 Stand tall and strong in life and follow your dreams and goals: by mtrewin, Views[193]
     
    The illusive Little Tern; an endangered and now protected species. As these birds are strongly migratory I was lucky to catch some on their travels. Meeting Matthew and Jessica that morning, I learned that the numbers of Terns have been diminishing for years until the Tweed Shire Council made a conscience effort to alert people to the species. Now signage is placed at the entrance to the beach outlining the plight of the Little Tern and their story.: by drewcpollock, Views[567]
         		 A local couple, Matthew and Jessica enjoying an afternoon walk with their dog, Sammy, along the beach. As Sammy ambitiously chased after a bird, they told me it was an endangered species, the Little Tern. My goal became capturing an image of that elusive Little Tern, and to publicise the story of this protected bird.: by drewcpollock, Views[606]
         		 the moment the cold water splashes over your feet.: by nathanspear, Views[184]
         		 The storm moves away and the sun comes out to shine.: by nathanspear, Views[179]
         		 One loan surfer braves the weather and makes his way out from the rocks.: by nathanspear, Views[205]
     
    Two surfers wait and watch to see if the waves are good enough to go out.: by nathanspear, Views[166]
         		 On the beach as the dark storm clouds roll in.: by nathanspear, Views[163]
         		 The Final Destination - The journeys end…. Much of the produce is sold locally, at the foot of the sea, through local fish markets. On site, local fisherman can reap the rewards of their labour, their catch on display and highly sought after.: by learning2c, Views[361]
         		 Mass Production -The mind boggles with the knowledge of the sheer numbers of fish caught within a world wide fishery industry. This image captures the sum total for this trawler for a hard and long mornings work. Hard working men, driven by the prospect of a hard earned dollar, the work doesn’t stop at the catch. These fish are process and transferred straight to the fish market.: by learning2c, Views[308]
         		 The equipment - a mass of shapes and reels on such a small vessel. The knowledge of use required to get the job done.: by learning2c, Views[360]
     
    Set in the beautiful Newcastle region of NSW, is the marina and fish markets. Trawlers re-enter the harbour and are docked at the fish market location, ensuring a steady stream of fresh produce. There is much competition, with both large and small vessels vying for a piece of the action. Rarely is the dock empty.: by learning2c, Views[708]
         		 A fishing community. – Monument to reflect. This community has a long and strong bond with the commercial fishing industry and the Harbour. One of the main tourist attractions is the Harbour walkway, lined with references to the past and present success of the fishing industry in the region. This monument caught my eye, simplistically reinforcing to visitors the strength of the industry locally. Not unlike the reality of fish in nets, this monument reflects the daily activity of the region. : by learning2c, Views[333]
         		 Better light later in the morning wakes up some of the local wildlife - what I believe to be a dark grey Heron (or similar). The story of this bird is solely focused on catching a mid-morning snack.: by drewcpollock, Views[424]
         		 The pressure of anticipation from so many in the crowd. Looking on, you could almost feel the adrenaline running through his veins.: by kimlynch, Views[269]
         		 The all important warm up.: by kimlynch, Views[213]
     
    Getting everything just right. The hands, the boots, the mind.: by kimlynch, Views[205]
         		 The anxiety of the moments leading up to the fight.: by kimlynch, Views[199]
         		 Protecting a fighters most valuable assets, his hands.: by kimlynch, Views[260]
         		 A hot summer sun rises over Fingal headland to bathe the coast in warmth.
         		 beauty of water: by saroj, Views[130]
     
    Oxygen Maker: by saroj, Views[157]
         		 My first fire work: by saroj, Views[162]
         		 Black beauty: by saroj, Views[208]
         		 Seagle: by saroj, Views[910]
         		 First light breaks over Cook Island. Shot from Fingal beach, New South Wales, Australia. this marks the beginning of my story; a snapshot into the life of the local people and the place they call home. Fingal Head is just south of the Queensland border. It has a rich Aboriginal heritage and is a part of the Tweed Shire council. Home to carefree people, beautiful scenery, a surfing lifestyle and some remarkable wildlife, Fingal Head is a place with abundant natural beauty.: by drewcpollock, Views[559]
     

         		 What was once a great location for a swim, now a deadly water hole: by 5fathom5, Views[366]
         		 The dark grey tailings from the mine site have eroded over time, all the water holes below are now contaminated with Blue Asbestos: by 5fathom5, Views[626]
         		 by kudja, Views[179]
         		 by kudja, Views[193]
     
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