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    Rottnest Island is located 19km off the coast from Fremantle, Western Australia. Breathtaking beaches, sheltered anchorages and abundant wildlife make Rottnest Island a popular tourist resort.: by marillion38, Views[831]
         		 The Stare of a Brumby: by anthonylamb, Views[351]
         		 Ancient Australia: by anthonylamb, Views[661]
         		 Summer in Sydney: by anthonylamb, Views[345]
         		 Melbourne Street Life: by anthonylamb, Views[724]
     
    The sleepy king - Ngorongoro, Tanzania: by alimc, Views[368]
         		 Friendly Dik Dik - Ngorongoro, Tanzania: by alimc, Views[1124]
         		 Stunning, shy Masai school girl - Ngorongoro, Tanzania: by alimc, Views[641]
         		 Dawn Patrol before School: by owenmilne, Views[315]
         		 Perfection: by owenmilne, Views[295]
     
    A place I have been once and could not leave: by owenmilne, Views[353]
         		 Lying in a filthy gutter for 4 hours in 30 degree heat: by owenmilne, Views[376]
         		 A sailors Delight: by owenmilne, Views[382]
         		 Nature always maintains balance, this cow washed up after floods.: by ruthie, Views[470]
         		 Reforestation is a part of the RFAs and a sign of hope for the future.: by ruthie, Views[291]
     
    20 year agreements stand which allow logging in State Forests.: by ruthie, Views[301]
         		 Some towns are embracing the sustainable option providing sanctuaries. : by ruthie, Views[321]
         		 by blackheartedangels, Views[251]
         		 by blackheartedangels, Views[291]
         		 by blackheartedangels, Views[277]
     
    by blackheartedangels, Views[275]
         		 by blackheartedangels, Views[264]
         		 The Swim: by rammy, Views[200]
         		 The Gorge : by rammy, Views[223]
         		 The View: by rammy, Views[198]
     
    Walsh's Pyramid : by rammy, Views[289]
         		 this is a grouper, things at reef all are super sized this one is no exception : by boatlife, Views[565]
         		 With this, I wish I could have got out the car and stopped, but sadly this was past a main road and had no where to stop, so I snapped a quick pic as we were moving.: by sunnyleyy, Views[287]
         		 I wanted to get the coast line in this picture, and I think I got it nicely. : by sunnyleyy, Views[267]
         		 Again, the clouds coming, I couldn't help but grab some more pics. This time we were close to the ground and could see a little better.: by sunnyleyy, Views[276]
     
    We (family) stopped and walked down to a fence, I took this picture before the clouds could come, you can see them coming from the side.: by sunnyleyy, Views[274]
         		 Looking out at the water, I was hoping to see whales but I sadly didn't. I did however capture these beautiful photos. This one was taken as we(family) drove past this on a hill. I manage to get it just right.: by sunnyleyy, Views[268]
         		 Wagga Wagga, NSW.
         		 Kippa-Ring, QLD. Walking passed the sewer's with some new kicks and decided to do a semi commercial sort of picture. : by cindy_fredes, Views[462]
         		 Redcliffe Jetty, QLD. There's this artistic telescope at the front of the beach. If you wind this handle on the side of the telescope, the inside lights up and you can see this awesome ugly mermaid.: by cindy_fredes, Views[482]
     
    Scarborough, QLD. Day dreaming and looking through the trees and leafs. Best medicine when you dream away.: by cindy_fredes, Views[435]
         		 Torquay, Victoria. This is one of those shots that is an everyday event for most people here, Simple.: by dash-ellmor, Views[285]
         		 11.15pm, pitch black except for the city lights on the horizon. 30 sec exp. Can you see the photographer in this shot? He there.: by dash-ellmor, Views[346]
         		 Another adventure with Dale. Trentham Falls in Victoria. 2 x cameras each with tripods climbing down a steep gorge and through the river to get to this spot. Someones gotta do it.:-): by dash-ellmor, Views[660]
         		 Sitting in my garage with Dale and out of the corner of my eye i saw this little creature. Wolf spider. We both jumped up, Dale grabbed one of our lights and conveniently i had a camera already set up. We encouraged this guy onto a stand and began shooting, he was a great subject as he stood still for ages. When he jumped we both hit the roof. love it: by dash-ellmor, Views[592]
     
    A full day road trip to Gippsland Victoria. Photographic based only. Sea Spray is 4 hours drive from my home so this was a great whole day adventure. Moved drift wood around to create better shots: by dash-ellmor, Views[643]
         		 this photo was taken it the last hour of light when it is a real nice warm yellow sunset : by dbell_90, Views[267]
         		 this is my favourite photo of the series i feel that horizontal lines have a strong impact in photos: by dbell_90, Views[267]
         		 by dbell_90, Views[263]
         		 i like this photo of the the two trees bending into each other with a mountain known as yellow mountain in the middle: by dbell_90, Views[373]
     
    this photo is of a dead tree out at Dirrinbandi NSW: by dbell_90, Views[368]
         		 A never ending horizon. Taken at Botany Bay NSW: by jnrvmqc, Views[292]
         		 A living delicacy of Evans Point. Taken at Blackheath NSW: by jnrvmqc, Views[283]
         		 how to survive a storm! You RUN! Taken at Parkes NSW: by jnrvmqc, Views[274]
         		 The anvil shows North, South, East & West. Taken at Anvil Rock NSW: by jnrvmqc, Views[258]
     
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