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Alice Springs Railyards

Alice Springs Railyards

Digitized image from a photographic print. 35mm film image taken at Alice Springs.

Digitized image from a photographic print. 35mm film image taken at Alice Springs.
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Apr, 2019

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Landscapes

A Beautful Place.

Been to Alice, but not to these yards - nicely captured! :))

The lines run parallel with Ghan Road (to the left). I liked the way the rail lines lead the eye to Anzac Hill and the monunent. More interest than some of the flat horizon views!

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My neighbour's Nashi Pear tree is dropping leaves.

I've been sitting on this one for a while because it was taken with a point and shoot camera. The more I look at it though it seems to have a fil

This tonight's moon (10th June 2019) using 400mm Makinon plus a 2x teleconverter. The lens combination is from the '70s and the image qualit

With half a dozen birds eating grapes, this one was sitting at the top apparently acting as a lookout for the others.

I really like the film like effect of the colour photo I previously posted of this image but felt it could also benefit from a black and white treatme

I saw this tonight and was reminded of the phrase from JG Ballard's rather weird novel 'The Unlimited Dream Company': "Through the

Autumn leaf litter.

HDR processing added to this seascape. By the way, what looks a bit like a flaw in the upper right in the VB size view is actually a commercial airli

I had a bit of fun repainting my Broadwalk photo with some specialized brushes.

Digitized image from a photographic print. 35mm film image taken on the Ghan line.

Dog BW

I took a few images with my old m42 mount 55mm Petri lens around my garden today. No electronics just manual focus and an adapter to mount on the Cano

A magpie-lark that frequents my back yard. Known locally as a Murray magpie I call this one Murray. He is male - black throat and white line over the

David Austin 'Heritage' Rose

I thought the juxtaposition of these two 'night lights' was interesting.

A group of spring roses. This is the same picture that I used to create the virtual contact sheet image.

A visit to my lawyer on a rainy day. Of course they have the best views.

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