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Urupukapuka panorama - Urupukapuka Bay

Urupukapuka panorama - Urupukapuka Bay

This beach is on the opposite side of the island to where the ferry drops you off. Beautiful spot

This beach is on the opposite side of the island to where the ferry drops you off. Beautiful spot
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I deliberately got here early one morning hoping to get a sunrise shot and really got lucky. Reflection shots are rare in this windswept national par

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I arose at 2.30 in the morning to get this shot, though it was taken at just before 6 a.m. after driving for nearly two hours to get to this iconic pl

We got extremely lucky on our way back from Avalanche Lake. MacDonald, that had been windswepr in the morning, was in a reflective mood so we stopped

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I'd never been anywhere except around Dove Lake, not knowing what else was there. Imagine my surprise when I discovered all sorts of wonders jus

I needed to get some sunrise shots for postcards so I travelled to Woolgoolga early one morning to capture this.

Where I play golf has many ponds. Depending on what you are doing, this can be good or bad. However, they also attract many species of dragonfly, su

It was our second day in Karijini, for mine, the most wonderful national park in Australia. Instead of following the normal tourist route, we turned

From the lookout where you can camp the night there doesn't seem to be much to shoot. However, it's a place where the changing light can wr

The orange lichen has made this area in Tasmania famous. The name, Bay of Fires, however, does not come from the lichen but from when white man first

Never heard of the rock but was travelling through Cape Paterson and it just happened to be there. Low tide is the optimum time to get to the rock, c

Unfortunately I didn't (couldn't) get the name of this lovely flower.

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