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Snapshots by a constant migrant

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It was a cold Melbourne morning, with lots of frost and fog. Still we decided to go for our drive. On the way I saw a distant hill which created a nice effect with the fog, so I turned away from the highway to try a get a nice viewpoint. I didn’t find a spot which was “right”...but as we kept driving this little pond with perfect reflections came up. As I was taking a photo of the tree I noticed movement through the viewfinder....it was the horses. All things coming unexpectedly together for this photo. I was very pleased, encouraged, and then ran back to the heated car.

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That’s the thing with the ocean - you just can’t get enough of it. It is breathtaking every time you see it, even if you see it every day. 

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Angry Seas

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It’s been a while since I updated this feed. Things have been a bit ... entangled. But not hopefully i will have some more time, and inspiration. It’s interesting how it complex times my photo count just drops, to the point where I hardly take any.

And then something like this comes a long. A camping trip. And it all comes back.

These trees were filmed on a very windy and stormy day.  They are very dense, and kept clashing against each other, generating a massive wind-chime. It was actually slightly scary to stand there in the middle. 

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Again a busy time, that feels like a climb - and again worth the view!

A well deserved break in the Grampians. 

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We bought a house (not this one)

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Blue and Gold

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It's difficult to convey the sense of endless space you experience. It's a liberating, soothing feeling. No internet or phones hundreds of kilometers in sight.No passers by. Except for a lovely couple from Holland - we saw their camper arrive when we stopped by Lake Eyre.

We stood there by the side of the endless salt lake, talked a bit about life - they come to Australia once every few years, and always head towards the center. They love the coastal mountains and striking scenery - but ״this״, they said, pointing towards endless plains of unremarkable sand - "how do you explain this to someone??".

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Work, work, work!

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Flinders Ranges

Probably one of highlights of our trip were the Flinders Ranges. Often overlooked by tourists, this mountain range with it's crater-shaped centerpiece is absolutely stunning. It's arid, rough, but swarming with wildlife and hidden corners. It bursts with vivid colors, clear skies, and crisp air. In has a feeling of harshness to it, like it's unforgiving. 

This are my favorite kind of landscapes - harsh and unforgiving.