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Sunrise at Point Walter a picnic spot on the Swan River near Fremantle in Western Australia
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I’ve been playing around with Panoramas. Last week I was in Margaret River and staying near the beautiful Gnarabup Beach.So after a swim I took a panorama with the Samsung S21 Panorama mode and the above is what I got. Over brekkie at the white elephant cafe down the beach I took a series of…
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The Crawley Edge Boatshed is a 90 year old blue boathouse at the end of a pier popular with tourists in Crawley, Western Australia
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Bristly Cottonhead wildflower in Kings Park, Perth Western Australia
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Purple Tassel wildflower in Kings Park, Perth Western Australia
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Yellow Flag wildflower in Kings Park, Perth Western Australia
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Kangaroo Paws originate from the south west of Western Australia and features as the floral emblem of West Australia
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The travel photography FAQ’s are on hold for now. But they will back in a new form on new site so watch this space! In the meantime more photos from around the globe. Perth in Western Australia was once a sleepy city far from anywhere and where getting a good coffee was always a challenge.…
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Anzac Day Perth Gum Trees Perth War memorial Perth Beach at dusk Broome
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Kings Park in my home town Perth, at over 400 hectares or 1000 acres, is the biggest inner city park in the world. Situated on Mount Eliza it overlooks the Perth CBD and is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Western Australia thanks to its diversity of attractions, beauty and activities. It’s also very popular…
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Lake Ballard is long way from nowhere. Head north from Kalgoorlie in Western Australia’s goldfields and turn left after 150 k’s and eventually you hit Lake Ballard, a mostly dry salt lake. For a salt lake it looks much less like salt and more like red dirt. These sculptures were created by Anthony Gormley and originally only…
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