darrellwilliams

An Autumn Dream.

An Autumn Dream.

Shot at Raymond Terrace, Australia, overlooking the Hunter River.

Shot at Raymond Terrace, Australia, overlooking the Hunter River.
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Aperture f/2.3 ISO 51 Shutter 1/1860 Focal Length 3160/1000

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Apr, 2017

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After months of sunrises and sunsets that lacked any real colour today was something special. Grahamstown Dam, Raymond Terrace, New South Wales. Austr

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Another shot from Birubi Point on Friday. New South Wales. Australia

Shot at Fig Tree Hill, Morpeth, New South Wales. Australia (Under a Moreton Bay Fig) overlooking the fertile river flats of Phoenix Park. The tree tru

Is it selfish to want to shoot alone when some of the scenes you witness should be shared? Another shot from my time at Lostock Dam taken about 8 minu

Another shot from a series I took overlooking the Williams River at Clarence Town, New South Wales. Australia. The sun was setting over my right shoul

A shot from yesterday's sunset at Raymond Terrace, New South Wales. Australia.

Always look behind you. Sunset today promised so much and delivered so little until I looked over my shoulder. Shot at Grahamstown Dam, Ferodale. New

Another (better I think) shot from a couple of days back at Phoenix Park, New South Wales. Australia.

Sunrise over the Williams River at Clarence Town, New South Wales. Australia.

Just a quick bit of fun late at night on a quiet country road not far from home. Berry Park, New South Wales. Australia.

Sunset shot taken at Soldiers Point (Port Stephens) New South Wales. Australia.

Birubi Beach is located at Anna Bay and is the northern most section of the 'Golden Bight' - a huge expanse of beach which extends from Stoc

We had a spectacular sunrise on Monday that I missed . Tonight's sunset almost made up for it. Hinton, New South Wales. Australia.

Taken at Mallabula, New South Wales. Australia. The kayaker just happened to stop in the right place at the right time to have a drink. He later came

Sunrise on a cold late autumn morning. The fog crept further up the river as the sun rose. Hunter River, Hinton,New South Wales. Australia.

Sunset on the Williams River at Clarence Town. Australia.

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