A couple more.

6th may Sun Halo.


And the Boardwalk around the Lake.

This is probably my favourite pic at the moment, of the ruins of an old nursery in the Anstey Hill Conservation Park, next to Tea Tree Gully:

May 13th 2011
The day was foggy, wet, and cold. On the road to Seymore, the sun decided to finally peek through and light up the surrounding hills.

I like that one Rikki, the dark foreground weights the image to the bottom, nice lighting on the middle and shadow cast and textures, make for a image that you want to look at:)

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New storm chase vehicle ?

Sunset fishing on the Crookhaven river.

High pressures in winter, mean cold nights, but lovely clear skies as well.

Lovely shot there Rikki

Just a couple of photos from when I was down on the Southern Tablelands a few days ago, while I was on my first proper holiday in about 3 years, until it was cut abruptly short on Tuesday when passing through Sydney thanks to a naughty truck.

Nattai National Park, near the sandstone tunnel on Wombeyan Caves Road, between Taralga and Mittagong (Saturday 2/7/11):


Anzac Parade, taken from in front of the War Memorial (Sunday 3/7/11):


Parliament House, Old Parliament House, Lake Burley Griffin, Anzac Parade and the War Memorial (from Mt Ainslie) (Sunday 3/7/11):


Canberra City (from Mt Ainslie) (Sunday 3/7/11):


Three wind turbines near Crookwell at sunset, taken from a viewing area along the Goulburn-Crookwell Rd (Monday 4/7/11):

Some photos taken on a recent Dryander trek. I have lived under this mountain for 30 years and never knew what an amazing place it is.

Awesome to see the photography on this forum is still A1, some very talented new comers have come along.
Well done all.

Ray

Just a couple of photos from a weekend away in the Blue Mountains, Katoomba
The three Sisters.

A little waterfall in one of the local streams.

Just a coulpe more from the Zig Zag Railway
Thomas



My family had a wonderful time in the Blue Mountains, a must see destination.

Found this grasshopper type insect upside down on a branch at Cape Tribulation today in the rainforest, the little fella was extremely well camoflauged and was only visible when really focused on, used a combination of zoom and flash on the old point and shoot to make it as visible as possible and it also brought out alot of its colour which wasn't at first apparent
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thats soooooo cool.....

Gold coast and northern nsw this week good surf and weather. Winter is the only time to follow the sun north and beat the crowds

Some photos I took at Bondi last weekend

Flock of pelicans over my place this arvo. Got funny when they caught the thermal updrafts of a towering cumulus - they were swirling around like a tornado.

Great capture there Big Pete, i dont think i ever seen a pod of pelicans like that before.
Pelicans are not capable of sustained flapping flight, hence the reason why they loving catching thermals.

One from the 17th of July on the Crookhaven.