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Koala on Magnetic Island, Queensland.
15 km from Magnetic Island National Park
An image taken from Hotel Grand Chancellor looking back up at castle Hill on the outskirts of Townsville city centre in August 2020
71 km from Magnetic Island National Park
Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
222 km from Magnetic Island National Park
Blue sky and clouds took at Bramston Beach in Queensland on a camp trip.
226 km from Magnetic Island National Park
The swirling sands at Hill Inlet.
226 km from Magnetic Island National Park
A waterfall with tree ferns in the rain forest in Australia. I have also uploaded a video of this waterfall to YouTube and if you want to watch it, you should be able to find it by typing "David Clode" or "David Clode waterfall" into the search box. It is simply meant to be a soothing and de stressing video. Millaa Millaa Falls, North Queensland, Australia.
226 km from Magnetic Island National Park
Australian Paradise
226 km from Magnetic Island National Park
An aerial shot of a remote island off Airlie Beach. Captured out the window during our scenic flight over the islands. Such a cool perspective.
230 km from Magnetic Island National Park
Airlie Beach marina in Far North Queensland.
246 km from Magnetic Island National Park
Another drone shot of the Whitsundays. This time at Palm Bay Beach, Long Island. An absolutely stunning view.
248 km from Magnetic Island National Park
Beams of light shine through the rain forest at sunset just after a tropical thunderstorm. Near the Curtain Fig, North Queensland, Australia.
249 km from Magnetic Island National Park
A platypus photographed in semi-darkness in the evening with low-powered flash. This photo was taken at a popular spot to look for platypus in Yungaburra, so they are used to people. There had just been a tropical thunderstorm with lots of lightning so I was not worried about using flash, and the platypus seemed unperturbed by me or the camera. Unfortunately the photo is noisy, but with platypus, you count yourself lucky just to see one, never mind photograph it.