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Rustic tin shack built of corrugated iron and brick chimney, sits in a farming fields of green and gold. Panorama. Sunlight across the frosty fields around the Cowra district just after the first rays of sunlight burst forth from the ranges. First rays of sunlight stretch across the landscape and cockatoos roost on a dead tree alongside a billabong in Wyangala, Australia Dawn light on the beautiful lush green hills at Wyangala as the wattle lined road curves and meanders around the unspoilt landscape. Many of the hills out here are dotted with large boulders and stones. The landscape becomes a sea of bright yellow in spring when the canola crops burst into flower. Morning light Canowindra Barack Tower was erected around 1820 where soldiers stood watch for smugglers and stray ships. It later became a customs tower and now is disused heritage building located in a public park. Rolling undulating hills planted out with golden canola, now flowering in full bloom in soft morning light. Panorama. An extended view panorama as pretty clouds sweep across the sky in the Blue Mountains, views from Narrowneck escarpment into Nellies Glen and the Megalong Valley. This glorious day and these beautiful clouds hours later transformed into rain, heavy hail and lightening storm. A tree lined avenue in Mt Wilson in the early stages of autumn. Scenic panoramic views of the sand dunes and lake at Winda Woppa, Hawks Nest, including Jimmy's Beach, Port Stephens. Yacaaba Head, Mt Tomaree, Stephens Peak and the coastal towns of Shoal Bay and Nelson Bay on the horizon. Views from Mt McDonald Wyangala in afternoon sun casting long shadows across the rippling hills So where the B**** hell are you...?? The famous quote from Fingal Bay Beach. Panarama on a beautiful sunny day Mt Tomaree, Stephens Peak, Quarry Hill at Port Stephens behind Shoal Bay from across the waters. Some of the old gun emplacements can be seen when Tomaree was used as a fort and you can only just see one of the lookouts at the summit. Beautiful blue waters and almost white sands at Jimmys Beach Hawks Nest panorama with Mt Tomaree in view. A popular place for fishermen and lovely place to swim. Wreck Beach in Port Stephens is part of the Tomaree National Park and can only be accessed by a walking track. Flowering canola and cultivated wheat and tilled crops of farmland in country NSW Miles of hilly dirt road carves up the fields of farmland in country NSW Australia A tourist stands on the sands of Long Beach taking in the magnificent scenic views at Jervis Bay in the Shoalhaven district, Australia Holidaymakers on vacation, fish, swim, cycle, kayak, sail or sight seeing on the beautiful south coast of Narooma. Mt Gulaga ( Mt Dromedary ) in the far distance. 5 image stitched panorama Tourists and holidaymakers on vacation enjoying the water and surrounds at Currarong. 180 scenic views where Currarong creek joins the beach. Currarong beach is located at the southern end of a near continuous 7 km arc from Kinghorn Point (north) to the Peels Reef at Currarong pictured here. Winda Woppa beach lies west of Barnes Rocks and continues to the mouth of the Lower Myall River. It is a 1.4 km long extension of Jimmys Beach. The beach represents the terminus of a sand spit for sand moving west along Jimmys-Winda Woppa beaches. 180 panoramic views of Port Stephens from Jimmy's Beach with distant views to Yacaaba, Mt Tomaree, Stephens Peak, Shoal Bay and Nelson Bay Grassy parklands right to the ocean at the southern end of Currarong Beach, Jervis Bay. A tourist or visitor relaxes on a park bench soaking up the sun and taking in the views. A shallow calm beach perfect for children at the sandy end, and they love exploring the rocks too. 9 vertical images stitched together, focus to foreground. Paroramic scenic views of Boat Beach, Seal Rocks, Myall Lakes National Park. Statis Rock off the coast at the southern end. Panorama of Shoal Bay, Port Stephens, NSW Australia, scenic views from Mt Tomaree. Shoal Bay is a popular holiday destination on the mid-north coast where visitors relax in pristine and tranquil environment. Panoramic views of Zenith Beach from Mt Tomaree (left) to Stephens Peak (right) The beaches of Port Stephens are popular choice for visitors to the mid north coast of NSW. Panorama of Shoal Bay, Port Stephens, NSW Australia, scenic views from Mt Tomaree. Shoal Bay is a popular holiday destination on the mid-north coast where visitors relax in pristine and tranquil environment. Multiple image stitched panorama from Narrabeen Head, with views south along Narrabeen beach and Narrabeen lakes entrance. Views from North Narrabeen Head with Narrabeen lakes entrance and Narabbeen beach at sunset. Panorama. Note motion in leaves. BONDI, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 23, 2014; Sculpture by the Sea annual free public event 2014. Sculptures on the beach at Tamara. Over 100 sculptures are randomly scattered from Bondi to Tamarama along the coastal walk.- Counter, Frying Out Here, Permanent Sunrise, Terra Nullius, Ring, Other, Gift of Rhinoceros are some in view. BONDI, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 9, 2014; Sculpture by the Sea free public event 2014. Overhead view of some of the sculptures on Tamarama Beach, during the annual Sculptures by the Sea festival. BONDI, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 9, 2014; Sculpture by the Sea free public event 2014. View of some of the sculptures on Tamarama Beach, during the annual Sculptures by the Sea festival. Australian gum tree in a field of golden canola. Abandoned building showing grafitti, willful damage, vandalism and destruction. A retro gold velour sofa sits in the room with an upturned rubbish bin, unhinged screen door and other things. Flowering canola and blue sky, suitable as a border or for your copy Sunset from Flat Rock, now renamed to Lincoln's Rock in honour of Lincoln Hall who survived Everest after being pronounced dead. The rock juts out from the Kings Tableland at Wentworth Falls and overlooks Jamison Valley. Panorama Rural views of picturesque countryside, rolling hills and eco-friendly wind farm and a foreground watering hole Carcoar Dam, recreational area and Blayney Wind Farm Green pastures, golden crops of canola and rich red soils - agriculture and farming Cowra NSW Australia. 3 image stitched panorama. Pretty woodland of paulownia trees flowering in spring beside the park. Flowers are 10���30 cm long, with a tubular corolla resembling a foxglove flower. It is popular for roadside planting and as an ornamental tree. Looking down over fields of canola, wheat and grazing pastures with menacing storm clouds looming overhead and offering large downpours of heavy rain intermittently. NSW,Australia Shot at 1250 iso. . Miles and miles of views across Cowra and East towards Wyangala and Mt McDonald. The landscape is 310 metres above sea level. The original name for Cowra was Coura Rocks. 7 images stitched panorama. The rich red earth of the Cowra shire produces the top 1-2% of Canola grown and harvested in Australia. Rolling hillsides and meandering country roads in country NSW, Australia. (3 image stitch panorama) Picturesque views from Sunnyside Road, Cowra. Menacing storm clouds over undulating fields of flowering canola now and then give way to golden sunshine which lights the landscape in light and shadow Fields of golden canola and wheat undersown with lucerne. These canola crops are in the top 1-2% grown in Australia due to their high quality and yield. Clouds dapple the landscape and sun highlights the canola and backlights some of the trees. A canola plantation crop in country NSW growing under sunny spring skies. Canola fields growing in Cowra NSW Australia. These crops are in the top 2% of Caniola growing in Australia, because of their high yield. A acre will yeild around 500-600 tonne of seed. A farmer is currently paid $480 per tonne of canola seed. (2014) SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 17, 2014; Sydney Opera House , Sydney Harbour and city buildings at Circular Quay Sydney Australia Sydney city skyline of office buildings and skyscrapers and Opera House along Sydney Harbour in the morning at sunrise