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overit said:
Check it out. If I get enough interest in this I am doing some timelapse stuff that I will put up on youtube too.
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Brilliant! Now, let nobody say Perth isn't beautiful! Love your little quokka mate.
(The rest of Australia too )
 
This is my little great-niece showing her love for her new little baby brother.
I didn't take the photograph, but think it captures the innocence and pure love of a child.
 

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I didnt take this photo, but it was just magnificent yesterday watching the dark clouds moving over the blue sunny sky.
 

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Thought I’d share these snaps with you. I shot them with my Kodak Z990 last night. Free-hand, at various shutter speeds. Hope you like the results – just don’t turn lunatic





 
My wife has been doing some great shots lately.

Camera is a Nikon D3300 (I think). I have just resized the images.


Around Mt. Tamborine (I think)​

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Gold Coast Sunrise​

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Garden Leaf​

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Storm brewing over the mine






While on the subject of sunsets, Onslow W.A from sunset beach.

 
Fantastic photos guys ... let's step it up a notch shall we?



Reflection of the sun below the horizon line on the cloud



Bugati Veyron in Silver blue under glass




Dubai smoking snail area



Portugal school crossing
 
I'm always happy when this thread pops up again. Always lots of good photos.

Here's a few favourites:

Tirana, Albania


Charles Bridge, Prague


Sunset, San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua


Canon 500D. Lenses various.
 
Joe Blow said:
I'm always happy when this thread pops up again. Always lots of good photos.
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Love the grey scale .. so hard to do.



Pink Lake Port Gregory



Zuytdorp Cliffs WA



Buckingham Palace changing of the guard



Katut Badrox Sanur Harbour Bali



Fish fish fish fish
 
from my tour of Chichen Itza in Mexico back in 2009. j



the area is full of these kinds of caves



the area is mainly limestone rock



if you visit the temple at the equinox the steps form a shadow that makes it look like a rippling snake from the top of the temple to the head of the snake at the base of the steps



just amazing how they built the astronomy. luckily they didn't claim the IP
 
a bit eclectic collection



in a temple in kyoto



another temple in kyoto



the 728 tunned mass dapaner at the top fo the taipei 101 building



the stairs for the climb to the crown of the Statue of Liberty



on a beach in conchas chinas mexico
 


Wangi Falls - N.T.



Bull Ring - Tarifa - Spain



Jelly Babies as big as humans - St George Street - Westminster



Chocolate Truffle Dress - £30,000 - Matching Handbag £5,000 - *gulp*
 
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