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Far North WestWindmill pump. Near Burren Junction, far north west NSW.
Goddess of 67 church, Lightning Ridge NSW Sawn Rocks, Mt. Kaputar National Park, Narrabri NSW
Re: Far North WestThese are just superb and that’s from one who knows Boggabri too well
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Re: Far North WestThese are great. I especially like #1.
I've seen the place in the last pic on rock climbing forums a few times.
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Thanks. Ahh, Boggabri. Highway patrol's favoured far north/west spot for radar.
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True, but I have done nearly 200km/h on the Breeza in an SLK230 Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Re: Far North WestHi Norwest,
I love your images. I used to go to Sunday School ( I thInk, that ist was is was called some aeons ago) - it was very much like the corrugated iron church that you have shown - the one we went to. Back then it happened to be with Pastor Zinbauer in Adelaide. He picked us up in what must have been a Ford T4 or something like that. This was in 1960 - it was weired - it also shows my age - a currugated iron church, coming from Europe it was so weired. Thanks for showing, CD
Re: Far North WestMy pick is the simple shot of the door, its amazing how such a simple subject matter, whilst done over and over seems to always be so appealing, must be something to do with pyscohology and all that...but hey I really like the door, contrasting concepts, a shed style building and church nice...
Sawn rocks, my first thought when I saw those and had a camera was 'how the hell do i fit it all in'!! Its very hard to capture something so large.. I was up there last year and loved Narrabri great place. fyi my sawn rocks gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Far North WestAgree re the door. It may be the the curiosity prevalent in human nature that makes us wonder what's on the other side.
Re: Far North West#4 is simply awesome Love the texture
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