An up-close shot of the Noojee Trestle Bridge showing the slender timbers that are used in its construction.
- Aperture: ƒ/16
- Camera: PENTAX K20D
- Focal length: 28mm
- ISO: 200
An up-close shot of the Noojee Trestle Bridge showing the slender timbers that are used in its construction.
A big thunderstorm roll over the farm between Christmas and New Year in 2009. Out of all the photos there was just this one with a clear shot of the lightning.
A gap in the wintry tree canopy in the Carlton Garden, spotted and snapped by Zoe.
The view from the Illawarra Fly Tree Top Walk. The steel tree top walk combined with the Illawarra Escarpment combine to give an amazing vantage point. From the Tree Top Walk we are looking across Lake Illawarra from over Albion Park on the near side across to Port Kembla, with the Tasman Sea on the horizon.
Blowhole Point and the Kiama Light seen from the Bombo Headland, looking across Storm Bay.
The Quoraburagun Pinnacles is a section of coast where red clay sits on top of the white sand, leaving red and white stripes.
Me enjoying the view from the Disaster Bay Lookout in just over the border NSW.
The view down the coast from the Disaster Bay Lookout along the Wonboyn Beach and Wonboyn River.
Susan enjoys the view at Pulpit Rock, just around the coast from the Green Cape Lighthouse.
The Green Cape Lighthouse and keeper’s cottages perched on top on the cliff.
The Green Cape Lighthouse, the first lighthouse in Australia built of concrete. Green Cape is also notable in being the tallest lighthouse in NSW and the most southerly lighthouse in the state.