Explored: Feb 12, 2009

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Scar End farm at the end of the road up Ettersgill. Just visible on the horizon are the snow covered Great Dun Fell (with the radar dome standing out) and Little Dun Fell to the right of it.

Here is a huge flock of Short Bill Corellas in the cricket field behind Bathurst Information center. I lost count Lol.

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A little watery winter sunshine on Maison Dieu, Richmond, North Yorkshine, under a dark grey sky.

Back in early December:

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Birch Filigree

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Variations on a them in this birch tree series. While looking with the naked eye within the big picture, multiple quick isolations are taken in and registered. Even with the similarities of these images, put within the context of a frame, so many qualities emerge that asks for the scene to stand on its own.

The changing sky, the filigree of the branches, the relationship of the intersecting lines and shapes, whether the sky or the trees are the subject, all play into the visual excitement that runs through me when I get to spend even a little time to take it in. It is dizzying trying to decide which to post.

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Here is our friendly Male King parrot enjoy has afternoon feed.

Here is another shot That I captured on my daily walk, this is the old hall,

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A patchwork of remaining snow highlighted by a bright interval as the clouds break on the hillside above Newsham, North Yorkshire, as seen from Hutton Hall farm, Teesdale.

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Spoil heaps from the disused Wire Gill lead mine in strong sunshine with vivid purple flowering heather clad moorland behind.

A time-lapse of Table Mountain's Devil's Peak and Tugwell Hall UCT. Taken from DOH UCT.

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Canon EOS 500D

EF-S 18-55mm III

1/125 | f/8.0 | ISO-100

10 second intervals

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I used a Samsung Galaxy S4 for the Tugwell Time-lapse. 3 second intervals.

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Overlooking the paddocks at Lennox Head, July 08

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I took this shot from our local park, that is right behind our house.

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Wiencke island (File: DMC9179)

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Took this on my way down to the local store. There were fixing the telephone Cable. It was a pretty cool day the temperature was only 7 degrees, and it felt more like 4 degrees with the wind chili.

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Foreground and middle distance brightness as the clouds lift to reveal Cronkley Scar.

The cornfield across the street from the radio station where I work was being harvested today. As I was leaving work, I snapped this picture, then headed home to spend the evening with my wife.

I took this as I was standing on the pier along the Hawkesbury River.

Old wooden fence line and a touch of fall colors.

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Just before I filmed this cheeky short-bill- Corella .He put on a real good show for me, and here is his 5 part act.I hope you enjoy the Corella show.

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View at Portmeirion, Wales

Here you can see a big storm is brewing, not long after I took this Photo I could hear the thunder getting close.

While at work, it was raining. As I was leaving work to spend the evening with my wife, I snapped this picture.

This young galah can see some food.

Dark rain clouds rolling into the area. Shortly after I snapped this picture, my wife and I experienced a thunderstorm.

A couple of days ago we copped a huge storm with gale force winds, heavy rain and small hail! I filmed this from my bedroom window

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Here we are driving along the Mitchell Highway on our way to Orange in NSW Australia The sky was looking very stormy. but once we got to where we were going the heavens completely opened up.

Clouds gather soon after I leave home.

Here is our friendly Male King parrot enjoy has afternoon feed.

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Foreground and middle distance brightness as the clouds lift to reveal the lower portion of Cronkley Scar.

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Sunshine and shadows across the landscape in this long zoom view into Harwood from the Pennine Way at Cronkley.

Dark rain clouds rolling into the area. Shortly after I snapped this picture, my wife and I experienced a thunderstorm.

Here is a short video, I did on my way do to the local store. Showing you all my lovely rural town on a cool Autumn day.

Here was my last change to get a Short-Bill-Corella in flight. After I took these shots, they didn't return.

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A patch of watery sunshine on the lower part of the Hudes Hope looking towards Aukside in the distance, as seen from the Tees Railway Walk

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Make It Interesting ~ Challenge #3 (Digging)

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