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Pandanas fruit on beach

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The iconic tree for beaches north from the mid-north coast of NSW, Australia and across the northern tropical coastline, the pandanas is a hardy tree that tolerates beachfront locations.

Providing a basic food source when specially prepared, the seeds of the tree are equally hardy. Turning a glowing orange when ripe, they drop to the ground where in many locations this is close enough for high tides to take the seeds for potential colonisation in far-flung places.

This particular fruit segment is washed by the high tide in Pumicestone Passage, Queensland.

Pandanas fruit on beach

Image size 11×14 inches, but will print larger. $10 for private use only.

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Sentinals and the boardwalk

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These four sentinels rise from the water to offer protection for the the pond-side boardwalk. The image features a pleasing grain effect and makes an amazing feature when framed with white mat and black frame. Perfect for creating a strong visual element in any room.

Photos of boardwalk trees in black and white

Image size 12×24 inches. $10 for private use only.

This image is available for digital download without watermark, ready to print.

 

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Barnacle on a beach

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Creatures of wild and exposed rocks and also known to adhere to ships and whales, the discovery of of a barnacle ‘shell’ is an uncommon find.

This example exhibits a pleasing range of pastel purples. It is the first in a  series of Foreshore images.

Photo of a barnacle on a beach

Image size 12×16 inches, but will print larger. $10 for private use only.

This image is available for digital download without watermark, ready to print.

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Kookaburra in tree

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Almost as iconic of Australia as the kangaroo, the kookaburra forms a close link to the bush even in urban areas. At times, if you get close, they seem to connect with you, even across space and time through the magic of photography. If you want to connect, no matter where you are, now you can.

kookaburra photo

Image size 18×24 inches. $10 for private use only.

This image is available for digital download without watermark, ready to print.

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Wood in black and white

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Wood is a great object to photograph. Often colours are the dominant appeal while at other times it is the texture of the wood itself that is the focal point. In the case of old and weathered wood the opportunity arises to highlight the ancient aspects of the timbers.

wood in black and white

 

Image size 12×16 inches. $10 for private use only.

This image is available for digital download, ready to print.

If you wish to purchase a framed or canvas of this image, please contact me.