River Gums and the Red Door
A mid-winter’s afternoon rest break at Bridgewater by the Loddon River 30 June 2015, provided a chance to capture this unique shot. The Loddon River flows thr...
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A mid-winter’s afternoon rest break at Bridgewater by the Loddon River 30 June 2015, provided a chance to capture this unique shot. The Loddon River flows through Central Victoria and is part of the Murray-Darling basin. With headwaters along the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range east of Daylesford, it empties into the Little Murray River near Swan Hill, Victoria. This is the Google view from the bridge adjacent → http:-- 2aXpugD A very special moment this was!
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David_Blakley_Photography
January 19, 2017
So this is a river, not a lake? Please change your entry in my Mirrored Lakes photo challenge. Thank you.
sjphotocomau
April 06, 2017
I know its wild isn't it . . . It was an attempt in a s Challenge to create a reflection "As above, So below". Not to worry it failed badly in the voting on there also :-) But this is how we learn, by experimentation. I still will always remember this Red Door moment however as it was a special one. Thanks for your comment.
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