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    Blinky;A New Zealand fur seal believed to be attacked by a shark.: by michaelaskovranova, Views[260]
         		 A rescued New Zealand fur seal enjoying a bit of play time. : by michaelaskovranova, Views[382]
         		 “Australian sea lions suffer from increasing human impact on the environment.” Keepers attempt to remove a lodged debris which was mistaken for a food item by a sea lion. The object was a piece of rubbish no larger then a 50 cent coin and was removed within 24 hours yet has caused significant swelling, discomfort and a loss of appetite. Unfortunately with incidents such as these seals in the wild often don’t receive the necessary treatment which they need to survive. : by michaelaskovranova, Views[766]
         		 An early morning guest watching an Australian sea Lion at play at Sydney Aquarium, Australia: by michaelaskovranova, Views[1134]
         		 During my employment at Sydney Wildlife World I was privileged enough to gain access and photograph Sydney's Aquariums life at the “backstage”, in particular the mammal department. Working with the keepers has provided me with insight into the way wildlife parks operate and their importance in conservation efforts. : by michaelaskovranova, Views[374]
     
    Back yard. Strength through solitude. Sadness of space. Survival of the soul.: by caeiro, Views[458]
         		 Park. Strength through sunshine. Comfort in companionship. Survival of solitude.: by caeiro, Views[424]
         		 Apartment block. Strength in structure. Constrast in modernity. Survial of the fiscal.: by caeiro, Views[457]
         		 Lawn. Strength from water. Rich in colour. Survivor of the drought.: by caeiro, Views[497]
         		 Yard Fence. Strength in resilience. Faded by time. Survivor of experiences. : by caeiro, Views[382]
     
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    This guy was a magician with real charm, he was showing this young guy you're never too old to stop believing in magic: by photolog, Views[156]
         		 I love the way this girls dress moves perfectly to her movements, no matter how vibrant or subtle her dress would sway or swing like it was in the wind - absolute freedom: by photolog, Views[187]
         		 I photographed a few of the girls all night - they had gone all out with their '20s style dresses, hair and make up. The music seemed to bring out something in them that I don't think they would have normally showed: by photolog, Views[424]
         		 I couldn't believe the strength this guy put into his performing - a heavy, difficult instrument to play but he made it look so effortless and elegant: by photolog, Views[174]
         		 One of the stranger performances of the evening came from a talented dancer, dressed half as a '20s flaper girls and half as an octopus!: by photolog, Views[174]
     
    Hard work can be refreshing on a hot afternoon, hosing a luxury yacht’s hull at the Akuna Bay Marina.: by pattyo34, Views[331]
         		 Multimillion dollar yachts huddle within the confines of Akuna Bay, where once Aborigines fished from bark canoes.: by pattyo34, Views[330]
         		 Rows of spear-like stamens form a corroboree of colour on the flower of Banksia spinulosa, which is found commonly throughout Ku-ring-gai National Park.: by pattyo34, Views[550]
         		 A rainbow lorikeet reflects the colours of the rainbow serpent: the great creator in the Aboriginal Dreamtime.: by pattyo34, Views[1840]
         		 A resident of the park left their stencilled hand print on the sandstone of a cave wall over 2000 years ago in red ochre.: by pattyo34, Views[545]
     
    Part of the Herd: by shaneanthony, Views[166]
         		 With a population of 2, I found myself in Parachilna as the sun was setting behind me. I took this photo in the caravan park looking towards the Flinders Ranges. I was struck by how the Ranges encompassed these two structures and how the landscape as a whole alienated them with its vastness.: by hailey-lane, Views[690]
         		 Old Wise Man: by shaneanthony, Views[172]
         		 Home of the Mahouts : by shaneanthony, Views[184]
         		 Unaware of any mining in the Flinders Ranges, my friend and I came across this lookout after a highway sign with the words 'Leigh Creek Coal Mine tourist lookout' grabbed our attention. On arriving at the viewing area we were confined by a chain link fence that stood 10ft high. Committed to capturing a clear shot, I asked my friend if I could jump on his shoulders to take the photo. This photograph shows us a minuscule section of the open cut coal mine, which removes 2.5 million tonnes of coal each year. Bewildered by this massive pit in the earth, we stood amazed for almost an hour.: by hailey-lane, Views[1000]
     
    The Morning Awakens: by angelblue, Views[197]
         		 Good Morning Australia: by angelblue, Views[562]
         		 Flight of Fancy: by angelblue, Views[191]
         		 Searching For Perfection: by angelblue, Views[177]
         		 Breaking Dawn: by angelblue, Views[166]
     
    This photograph, looking out across the north-east of the Flinders Ranges, was taken during a full day hike to St Marys Peak in Wilpena Pound. It had been a wet and overcast day, but after 5 hours of hiking we reached the ridge and the clouds began to shift. Lucky enough to witness this spectacle, I quickly grabbed my camera and clicked as the clouds momentarily parted. : by hailey-lane, Views[935]
         		 D and M : by dnm, Views[141]
         		 A lot like love: by dnm, Views[165]
         		 Stealing a moment to admire the ring: by dnm, Views[138]
         		 So very happy: by dnm, Views[166]
     
    Will you marry me? Yes!!!: by dnm, Views[164]
         		 A great picture of the drought problems from when I was in the country.: by speedy4x4, Views[222]
         		 One of the most amazing times a day - sunset. And the dust really helps with the mood. : by speedy4x4, Views[216]
         		 Typical Australien outback with the red dirt: by speedy4x4, Views[252]
         		 I just love to capture odd looking animals. And I had just had a ride on the camel. Funny experience: by speedy4x4, Views[879]
     
    I had some really close encounters with the magnificent birds - pelicans: by speedy4x4, Views[236]
         		 I chanced upon this unlikely pair of brumbies standing in unison as I was trekking through the Central Flinders Ranges. Their amiable and curious nature let me get close enough to take this photo. As I stood in awe of their beauty for several minutes, I felt profoundly humbled.: by hailey-lane, Views[822]
         		 The Family Tree, an historical tree found in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. This enormous living feature once housed a migrant family, who's option was to reside within the tree trunk. As if reaching for the sky, the branches go on forever, what an enormous feeling. What a backyard!: by jennifere56, Views[544]
         		 This eerie, forgotten ruin lay dormant amoung the vines. However I think the brick and mortar is still vibrant and jumps out, as if to say,
         		 A vineyard at Medoc Historical Homestead at Wagunyah in Victoria.
     
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