Category Archives: Landscape

NZ waterfall

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The Milford Sound road on New Zealand’s South Island provides many opportunities to access some incredible locations and scenes by following established tracks.

One is this fine area of rushing water and rocks on the track to Lake Marion.

Despite the lack of rainfall in recent weeks there was still a lot of water roaring over the rocks at a volume that made almost shouting needed to hold a conversation.

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Falls on the way to lake Marion

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Seed heads at sunset

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Wild grasses provide excellent low angle scenes and every Autumn the wild bushland provides scope to get out, get low and enjoy.

Here the low sun wonderfully back lights these grass heads and the line of eucalyptus trees provides a nice contrasting backdrop.

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Seed heads at sunset

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Path in the grass

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Near the summit of the Great Dividing range, a place near to my home I found this path through a sea of late winter grass heads. While attractive in colour, it took on a mystical feel in black and white.

Path through the grass

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Field of bails – Felton, Queensland.

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Felton, on Queensland’s Darling Downs has some of the most productive soil in the world. This means it can grow crops with better yield than most soils which means it is very important in the greater scheme of food production.

It is also a place that for a number of years was threatened with destruction by the resources boom. Fortunately the efforts of locals won and mining has retreated.

This field of large round  bales, the secondary resource of the main irrigated crop of, I suspect, mung beans or other high value summer crop (you can see the irrigation infrastructure in the mid-background) sit ready for loading onto trucks in the late afternoon April light.

summer crop bails darling downs qld

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Dalrymple Creek

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Around 24 million years ago a giant shield volcano dominated much of South-east Queensland, Australia. Over millions of years most of it has eroded away, though some of the remaining  slopes can be found on the western flank. Here a mixture of rainforest and Sclerophyll forests can be found depending on altitude and topography. Several national parks including World Heritage areas help protect this landscape.

Access is limited to established walking trails, though at times these are little more than a thread of a beaten path through the vegetation. The region is drained by several creeks, including Dalrymple Creek, which is timelessly cutting its way through the ancient basalt at the start of its journey that will end with its waters emptying into the Southern Ocean, 2,000 km away.

This bend in the creek is highlighted by shafts of Autumn sunlight.

Dalrymple Creek, Queensland

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Rainforest pool

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An island of remnant forest nestles securely high above the surrounding plain. This is the Bunya Mountains, home to the Bunya Pine, a mighty tree that has links back to the Jurassic period.

The mountains, more hills to those familiar with true mountains, provides a safe refuge for a wide variety of plant and animal species and owing to their place within otherwise flat country, attracts clouds and rainfall significantly higher than that nearby at lower altitudes.

This allows year-round streams to flow and provides delightful and restful scenes such as this.

mountain pool

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