Beechworth Post Office

Today's Image is from the Victoria country town Beechworth. A very picturesque town with real history.
This is the Post Office building one of many buildings worth a photo.

Brisbane Festival 2011

Once again it's been a long time between posts and I must apologise.
I have been busy opening a store to allow my images to be bought.

My images are gradually being uploaded to Zazzle where they can be bought as postcards, mouse pads, posters and even canvas.
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If there are any of my images not for sale yet that you would personally like to buy then please comment on this post and I will upload the image in the format you want.

In the meantime please enjoy this image of the Laser Light show in Brisbane last month. Thanks to all for reading and commenting.

Artillery Memorial, Canberra

After a very busy few months including the birth of my first child I am back and revisiting my stash of photos from around Australia.

Apologies to those followers that have missed me! Whilst I aim to post as often as I can 'daily' may not be acheivable but we'll see.

Toady's image is from the Artillery Memorial, Mount Pleasant, Canberra
The view over Canberra from here is very good and you can really get an appreciation of the straight line designs of the City.

Amusing Bus stops in Canberra

These funny little buildings were dotted all over Canberra. Bus stops of the future I guess!

I Feel Small!

This is me standing next to a huge stack on the way into the Snowy Mountains. Amazing structure.

Famous old Hotel - Birdsville

This hotel is an outback icon, Birdsville is famous for it's races held in September. This hotel for that one day must be the busiest in Australia. For a town with a pop of 120 that is pretty good going!

Cow in a tree in Melbourne

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Night Light - Paronella Park

This is the strange and wonderful Paronella Park. It was made completely from concrete by an eccentric Spaniard for his wife. Look up the story online for the low down - an amazing tale!

Busselton Jetty

Here is another shot of the very photogenic Busselton Jetty. This time from 'water's eye view' with the sun blazing away in the sky.

Gordon Dam - Tasmania

This perfectly still water was taken from the amazing Gordon Dam in central Tasmania. The road out here was 90kms long and it just ended.... the only way out was all the back the way you came! Well worth the effort mind you.

Through the Window - Old Parliament House, Canberra

In Canberra everything has been designed in a particular way for a particular reason. This is a view of Old Parliament House from new Parliament House down the avenue with 'New Houses' fountain. Very clever...

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Outback Fuel Station - Mungarannie

These are the fuel pumps at Mungarannie station. It is the only stopping point for travellers on the 600 odd km outback road - The Birdsville Track.

There are no sealed roads in any direction for 100's of kms and we found it very strange that even the fuel station is unsealed. Hate to see what it looked like in the rain!

Perth Wheel

Apologies for my recent spate of missed posts. Life has been busy!

As appears to be fashionable these days, Perth has a observation wheel. It is set by the water and offers awesome views.
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Underground Hotel - White Cliffs

White Cliffs is a strange town, it only exists because Opals are found there. People there live underground to avoid the summer heat - it stays a constant 21 degrees. We just had to stay in the hotel - very quiet compared to all the camping!

Tram in Melbourne

Melbourne is famous for it's tram ways, they run down the middle of many of the roads. They certainly make driving in the city a little more tricky. If you love Australia - My Images are now for sale on Fine Art America - Please see my gallery at this link - Carl Koenig Gallery

Byron Bay Lighthouse

Byron Bay is the Easterly most point of the Australian Mainland and is a very popular stop for travellers between Brisbane and Sydney. This lighthouse was built in 1901 and is a famous landmark.

Brisbane Riverfire 2010

It was the start of the Brisbane Festival yesterday and the famous Riverfire. Here is one of our best shots of the fireworks shooting off the famous Storey Bridge.

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Richmond Bridge - Tasmania

This is the oldest remaining bridge in Australia. It is Richmond Bridge over the Coal River in Tasmania. Richmond is a wonderful little town and nowhere reminded me more of home in the Cotswolds (UK) than here.

Alpine Ski Lodge, Dinner Plain, Victoria

I thought this place looked like something out of The Adams Family! This is one of the lodges that are available in Dinner Plain ski resort near Mount Hotham in the Victoria section of the Australian Alps. Great views from up here in summer, it was hard to imagine the place under snow.

Isolation - Outback House, Silverton

I love this photo because it depicts a sense of nothing but this house.

This little house is actually in Silverton, Outback New South Wales, not far from the Silverton Pub.
Mad Max was filmed out here and the scenery is amazing. I love the outback!