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Connected Utility
Probably could’ve thought of a better title, but eh. When I took this photo I was thinking about how these utility poles looked kind of scenic. Maybe. Not entirely good at explaining this, but that might have to do with … Continue reading
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Tagged contrast, lines, monochrome, pole, power, ultility, urban, vegetation, wires
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Tracks into Lithgow
Just a scenic shot of an area that appears to be part of Lithgow. Supposedly the bridge (Farmers Creek Railway Viaduct) is part of South Bowenfels, but the bridge is north of Bowenfels and South Bowenfels is (naturally) south of … Continue reading
Govetts Creek Flows Through the Valley
Pretty sure that is Govetts Creek. Might be two creeks, but pretty sure it’s just the aforementioned one. This was taken during a recent trip to The Blue Mountains. I had the opportunity to take a photo of this view … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, bush, govetts creek, landscape, lens-artists, nature, overcast, valley
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Acacia cognata
I suspect that this might be a different type of wattle, but maybe it isn’t. This was taken last month whilst walking around near home. Probably could’ve done a better job with the photo but I like how it turned … Continue reading
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Tagged acacia, bower, cognata, flora, flower, leaf, narrow, plant, vegetation, wattle
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Almost Covered
I feel like I could’ve done a better job with centering on this photo. I feel like there is a reason I shot this the way I did and it has to do with sunlight, but I’m not completely certain. … Continue reading
Anvil at the Top
This is part of Anvil Rock Lookout and I’m surprised it turned out as well as it did. I wasn’t expecting anything bad, but this photo is crisper and better balanced than I first thought when I took it. This … Continue reading
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Tagged anvil, Australia, blue mountains, clouds, fence, geology, lookout, railing, rock, steps
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Distant Towers
Distance certainly can help for some photos. I think in this instance it gives more of a sense of smallness. Maybe also a sense of the quiet and sombre. Possibly a loneliness. This is my submission into the two hundred-and-twenty-second … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, blue mountains, clouds, landscape, lens-artists, minimalism, monochrome, silhouette, towers, weather
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Cliffs Among The Rain
I thought I’d shared a photo of this specific bit of The Blue Mountains before, but I’m unable to find it right now. If I do I’ll update and link it to here. A bit of rain in this photo … Continue reading
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Tagged blue mountains, cliffs, landscape, rain, rainfall, storm, vegetation, weather
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Weathered Wood
I was trying to get a particular angle when I took this photo. It didn’t work out as well as I’d hoped but I still like the result. There’s a sense of distance, though these bits of wood are close … Continue reading


