And behind me the sky was a different kind of beautiful...
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"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.” ~ Elliot Erwitt
Friday, February 10, 2012
Rural Journey: Cedar Grove, QLD
A lovely drive out to the Beaudesert area with Michael after my 2 doctors appointments yesterday resulted in me coming home with just over 100 images of beautiful rural scenery and a lovely sunset with the beautiful backdrop of the "Scenic Rim" mountain range.
Only a few hundred metres further down this country road, was an even better view for the sunset...
And behind me the sky was a different kind of beautiful...
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Fridays Fences with Jan & Jer and
And behind me the sky was a different kind of beautiful...
Sharing with:
Fridays Fences with Jan & Jer and
Wow, those are very impressive pictures, it looks wonderful,
ReplyDeleteI liked your pictures very well...
Best regards, Karin
Liz, I just love that top shot of the fence, nice shot looking down it! =)
ReplyDeleteAnd the cow looks very curious about that woman w/ the camera! heheheee
Beeeautiful sky & sunset shots =)
Before I started blogging, when I'd think of Australia I'd think desert land, very dry, etc... but I've definitely learned different, esp thru your blog! Thanks so much & keep it up!!! =)
Great set Liz, but the 6th one, of the tree, is beautiful. A lovely part of the world.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I especially love the cow!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos;
ReplyDeleteI can't pick a favorite.
And beautiful scenery
(or you made it look that way).
Thanks all! It really is a pretty spot and so many different photo opportunities.
ReplyDeleteI think the beach and the country are the places where I can be the most creative :)
Awesome shots... Well worth the drive!
ReplyDeleteok, someone knows what they are doing here. you are a great photographer ... neat ones!! i was going to pick a fav ...but i can't. enjoying these again. (:
ReplyDeletethe fences were the last thing i noticed in those images. the scenery is amazing. really nice work, in an even more stunning place.
ReplyDeleteShaun
Great shots! Lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy Friday...evening!!
Such beautiful scenes and captures!
ReplyDeleteHappy swf weekend.
So beautiful. Your photos are lovely Liz!
ReplyDeleteI always claim the day a success when I come home with lots of good pictures.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I don't have to pic a favorite...I surely love several of these. Especially the one of the tree and the one looking down the road. But then I like the one of the with the 2 cows...more up close and personal than the other but not really that close if you know what I mean.
ReplyDeleteI love shots 1-4, beautiful light and countryside.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, we can not imagine here in Belgium that we have to drive so far to go to the doctor.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
It was a great impromptu turn off the highway. We didn't even get to where we had planned. What views! And clearly so much more to explore. Liz you did a fantastic job with these photos.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to our next drive of discovery together. I love our photography trips.
Signed, your loving driver ;)
Awesome series of photos. I love the cow and the gorgeous skies! Thanks for sharing, Happy Skywatching!
ReplyDeleteOh, my! I couldn't begin to select a favorite from this photo shoot, BUT, if you twisted my arm, might say the first one. Love the way you kept the interest strong in the foreground. Still, I also thought the more long views give an appreciation for your country's amazing landscapes that we may never have a chance to see for ourselves. And well done on chasing the sunset--how fast it changes.
ReplyDeleteIt is always fun to scroll down to a picture of a fence with a cow peering back at you!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenery. I love your photos. Thanks for stopping by my blog today.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous scenery! I love the photo of the cow looking through the fence.
ReplyDeleteLove that first image...another wonderful collection.
ReplyDeleteHi there - very nice set of pictures. I like the way you have used the fence lines and power wires to pull the viewer through the picture.
ReplyDeleteStewart M - Melbourne
I learned to always look behind me during a sunset too! Some of my best shots were taken from that perspective.
ReplyDeleteOh, Liz, I'm so glad you stopped by and left a comment so I could find my way back here. Now, I'm embarrased about the photos on my blog! LOL! Man, these are beautiful. I'll be following along in hopes of picking up a few lessons of great photography by observation!! Thanks again for stopping by. blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteWow! Such drama caught in all of these photos. Hope you had a great weekend. I was looking forward to getting out and taking some shots for the first time since my surgery, but that hasn't happened so far because of a car that decided to break down!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo shoot, the five last my favorite!
ReplyDeletei'm loving this set! a great couple of fence shots, throw in a cute cow, great skies, fields... ahhh...
ReplyDeleteWow! You have come such a long way in just these last few months. Sure, a proper DSLR camera helps but I can see a huge improvement in the quality of your landscap photos. The way you compose each photo really brings out the atmosphere through the photo! Perfect; keep going!
ReplyDeleteAll of these are beautiful! Fantastic sunsets...
ReplyDeleteum..hmm.. love all the pictures. There is something about clouds that is so peaceful to me.
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