More on this tomorrow.
Leanne Cole
View articlesA Melbourne based photographer and artist. Someone who loves where she lives and sharing it with others. She's also passionate about her garden.
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Nice
Thank you.
Lovely – some striking views and images there !
thanks
Thank you Leo.
The black and white photos really capture the moody presence of the 12 Apostles during winter.
That was taken late afternoon, though it is a colour photo, it looks like monochrome because of the sun being behind it. Thank you Suzanne.
A hint from a pastor trained up in an indigenous tradition. grieving takes at least one full calendar cycle. Celebrate every special day. It will help. As for the images… the colors distract from the powerful emotions that are seared into the black and white. At least that’s what I think.
I don’t think you are alone Brian, I have friends who feel the same way. I like colour and with that it was early morning, so you get to see the colours of the sunrise. Thank you Brian.
Each to their own.
Too true, I always think how boring would the world be if we all liked the same things.
Beautiful captures. π
Thank you.
moody. very moody. like.
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Thank you Graham.
Amazing scenery and beautiful photography!
Thank you.
I would love to see this place in person, Leanne! By the way, your a day off, it’s Saturday morning in Las Vegas… πβ€οΈπ¦πΊ
I hope you do John, it is very special down there. Thank you, no it is Sunday here.
The time difference is huge!
It is, you are almost a whole day behind us. The only people in front of us is New Zealand.
Amazing ! Must be thousands of miles!
13,127 km or 8157 miles, there you go, it is thousands of miles, or kilometres, which is what we use.
Beautiful photos. Our beaches here in Florida look nothing like these. Your photographs make me want to visit.
Thank you Don, we do have some interesting beaches here, I think the ones in these photos are the reason why so many people come to visit.