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Day one of my snow trip to Hotham in australia, I was struck by a beginner skier heading down the mountain. I was stretcherd back up the mountain with the potential fear of a fractured or broken elbow. After one full day of recovery, I sucked up the pain and got back out there on the mountain, and managed to clear a black run on my first attempt. The photo doesn’t really show how scared of re-injuring myself, but it does show how much fun I was having and how greatful I was to the wonderful staff at hotham who helped me recover.
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It was the last day of a week-long camp in Neerim South State Forest, Victoria. After a Disney-themed party, we wanted to stay up all night to savour our experience. I had only met Kim Possible that night, as we decided to climb this mountainous hill for the sunrise. It is still one of the best memories of my life.
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Hiking through Bogong High Plains, Falls Creek Victoria on a beautiful late spring day.
Experienced by Tim Hart
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lynton lee / crail cottage in mooroolbark. edna walling's beautiful home.
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Whenever I visit friends and relatives in Melbourne in South Eastern Australia, I like to spend some time in the cathedral-like mountain ash forests. In this photo, you can just detect the slightly bluish haze typical of eucalyptus forests. Eucalyptus oil is volatile, and also adds a wonderful fresh fragrance to the air. These trees are the second tallest in the world (after the Coast Redwood), and are the tallest flowering plant in the world.
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"You just can't get good help these days" A wild sulphur-crested cockatoo checks out my brother's photographic expertise in Sherbrooke Forest. And yes, my brother is an animal (and bird) whisperer!
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The Sulphur-crested cockatoo is a large white cockatoo found in wooded habitats in Australia,
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I was walking across the bridge in Melbourne CBD when I saw those amazing city lights … I really wanted to represent the way I see the happiness in Melbourne and the beauty of it during the night.
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View of the Melbourne skyline through Queen Victoria Market
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Stokehouse dining room overlooking St Kilda beach in Melbourne, Australia.
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While on a stroll through Melbourne I snapped this pic on the streets of some people going about their business. I really like the mood in this pic, the subtle movement in the foreground and the overall lighting. It just started to get dark outside so I could still take pictures handheld with a decent shutterspeed.
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Podargus strigoides | "Tawny frogmouths are a nocturnal bird that relies on camouflage during the day, mimicking the appearance of a tree branch. They are generally silver-grey in colour and have bright yellow eyes. Tawny frogmouths are a well-adapted species being found in most Australian habitat types except dense rainforest and deserts" -Moonlit Sanctuary
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Wave hitting the rocks, Cape Schanck, Mornington Penisula
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When I was waling past the Yarra river in Melbourne during the nighttime, I have just sighted this magnificent view of the city skyline. The colours were astonishing and the reflection in the river just doubles the effect. Since I’m always with my camera in my bag, I couldn’t leave anything to chance and captured this wonderful sight for others to see.
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Melbourne from above. Captured from Carlton Gardens in the evening.
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Iconic Melbourne narrow and lovely streets, full of cafes and tourist.
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Australian Open Men's Final Night, Federation Square
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Landscape view of Melbourne, Australia at dusk in september 2018. Picture taken at the Eureka Skydeck on level 88 which was its highest spot by then.
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Tram and pedestrians at a busy intersection outside Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne
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The Australian Galah, also known as the pink and grey, is one of the most common and widespread cockatoos, and it can be found in open country in almost all parts of mainland Australia. It has a life span of 40 years.
