This week’s WordPress photo challenge relates to my favourite style of photography, landscape:
This week, it’s all about landscape photography. Show us your best establishing shot, out in nature or in an urban setting.
The challenge for me is to select the best shot. That would take a long time and many changes and cups of coffee. So instead I’ll offer up a selection of my best. Like all countries, Australia is very diverse and the urban and natural landscapes/seascapes that I have offered up reflect that.
As I suggested, the time taken to come up with some favourites was quite long-winded. There are a mix of natural and man-made landscapes. Just click on the arrows either side of the photos and all will be revealed, a photo at a time. 🙂
Enjoy!
Do You See What I See?? 
The blue in that water is unreal. Great capture.
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Thanks. Which photo on that post are you referring to?
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The first one, and last one.
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OK. I was wanting to make sure you were aware there was more than one photo (some people don’t realise that there are more available). Yes, the water was quite blue — both taken in the cooler months, so the water temperature would have been quite cold, which, coupled with the reflection from the sky, gave the water that colour.
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Both great captures, I could sit on the shore of the lake in the first one all day.
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That’s a storage dam. I’m heading out near it at the end of the month for a weekend of camping. Probably be cold, but nice during the day. Sone new photo opps hopefully.
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Phew… that was some visit! 😉
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Wow, Kim these are some incredibly diverse shots all worthy of praise… I found myself very oddly attracted to the highway and overpass shot ~ it seemed to have a bit of everything and perhaps it is my Hong Kong nature coming out here, but the roads looked like they belonged there alongside nature. Well done ~
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Thanks so much. These photos were taken through the years. I liked getting them back out as they have good memories attached to them. I understand about the connection to the roads — without them where would we be? Thanks for commenting — I really appreciate it.
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Beautiful photographs 🙂
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Great selection Kim. I can see why you found it difficult to nominate just one. Some of those photos take my breath away. We used to live on the edge of the Lamington Plateau. A stunning part of the world for plant and wild life. And of course there are the views.
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That would have been amazing living where you did. No surprise then your love of gardening and those wonderful interesting posts you make.
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Thanks Kim 😀
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They’re all beautiful, well done!
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Well, really, apart from the urban ones, nature should be congratulated — I just clicked the button. 🙂
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True, but you did capture it well.
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Beautiful shots, beautiful country!
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So you should bring yourself and camera here sometime. 🙂
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Awesome. Speechless. Thanks 🙂
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You’re too kind. 🙂
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