Overnight in Garahbara Gully

Woodie

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The sounds of crickets and owls can be heard as we arrive, late at night, in Garahbara Gully.
 

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Woodie

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The next morning

The sun warms the chilly wet ground, early the next morning.
 

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Woodie

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Activity begins early in Garahbara Gully. There's freight to be loaded, before going to church.
 

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Woodie

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A local warms himself and his harmonica in the moring sun, waiting for the pub to open.
 

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..... it's back to work.

..... but it's a full day's work has gotta be done at the goods shed.
 

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.... an afternoon storm

.... an afternoon storm approaches, but the freight must still roll out.
 

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Matthyro

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Great story telling Woodie. The lighting and settings give a sense of realism.
This just shows what can be done with this great hobby.
Very nicely done.:D
 

Topo

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Woodie, you have get great realism with these scenes. The lightening is superbe!
The ones I like more are the "night" and the "afternoon" and, the detail of local guy in the porch. I can almost feel the hot air and the dust in the afternoon (and the critter's noises in that aussie night) ;)
It's amazing the results that you can obtain. :cool:
 

bobrien

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bewdy corker Woodie. but no tree frogs?? and I have to agree with the others, the shot of the guy on the porch is really a great 'scene setter'. and the approaching storm so reminds me of the "wet" in Brissie.;)
 

Topo

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Frog tree?

Er, Bruce, I'm just intrigued. What is a frog tree?? :confused:
You can give me the "tourist version" (I'm not in Botannics Without Borders) :p
 

bobrien

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and the sounds of tree frogs on a warm tropical night in Queensland, is wonderful - trust me............
 

Matthyro

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Not tree frogs but in the pond behind our house there are hundreds of what we call "PEEPERS" and they make sounds we can hear . Almost like chirps. Quite pleasing on a spring evening
 
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