posted on 21st June 2009 by whytebate

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Dawn Reflections

Nudgee Beach just before sunrise.  In the early 1900’s Nudgee Beach was the beachside location that locals flocked to on the weekends.  It remains relatively unspoiled, with parklands and bikeways and very little development.

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posted on 21st June 2009 by whytebate

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Cloud Mirror - Nudgee Sunrise

Different angle on Nudgee Beach at low tide.

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posted on 21st June 2009 by whytebate

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Nudgee Beach Panoramic

First ever attempt at a Pano stitch. Learnt afterwards that I should have taken portrait shots, not landscape. A learning for next time.

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posted on 21st June 2009 by whytebate

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Ripples

Taken at Sunrise on Nudgee Beach, about a 15 minute drive from Brisbane city. I love the texture of the beach at low tide and the cloud reflections in what’s left of the water.

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posted on 21st June 2009 by whytebate

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City by Night

Grabbed a couple of Sunset shots of the city from yet another angle tonight - on top of Kangaroo Point Cliffs.

Brisbane, QLD

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posted on 21st June 2009 by whytebate

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Southbank on Sundown

Grabbed a couple of Sunset shots of the city from yet another angle tonight - on top of Kangaroo Point Cliffs.

Brisbane, QLD

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posted on 15th June 2009 by whytebate

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Jetty in ruin

A reminder of a colourful past. McKenzie’s Jetty was the offloading point for the island’s timber industry. Fraser Island was once a major source of timber for the region and amazingly, logging only stopped in 1991 just before World Heritage inscription in 1992.

Fraser Island, Queensland

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posted on 15th June 2009 by whytebate

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McKenzie’s Jetty

A reminder of a colourful past. McKenzie’s Jetty was the offloading point for the island’s timber industry. Fraser Island was once a major source of timber for the region and amazingly, logging only stopped in 1991 just before World Heritage inscription in 1992.

Fraser Island, Queensland

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posted on 15th June 2009 by whytebate

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Balls…

It amazes me how tiny little soldier crabs turn out these lovely rounded balls of sand when burrowing.

Fraser Island, Queensland

week20 whytebate

posted on 15th June 2009 by whytebate

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Kingfisher

Stayed on Fraser Island recently and did a little exploring. I came across this Kingsiher sitting ontop of the only mangrove tree for miles.

Fraser Island, Queensland Australia

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posted on 30th May 2009 by whytebate

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Strainers Anyone?

New addition to the city landscape - great big balls of what reminds me of old vegetable strainers from my childhood. Brisbane, QLD

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posted on 30th May 2009 by whytebate

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Mechanical Roo

A  hangover from Expo 88, there’s a series of Kangaroo sculptures in the centre of the city, this being one of them. Brisbane, QLD

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posted on 30th May 2009 by whytebate

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Back alley

Starting to discover another side to my city. Random alleyway shot, Brisbane QLD

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posted on 12th May 2009 by whytebate

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Contour Lines

A Sunday afternoon wandering around the city, camera in hand and seeing the city in a different light. Architectural design on one of the newer apartment buildings. Brisbane, QLD

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posted on 12th May 2009 by whytebate

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Waves

Sunday afternoon wandering around the city, camera in hand and seeing the city in a different light. Brisbane, QLD

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