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Code Red by John's Photo Philosophy Line and form. https://flic.kr/p/2oFYfUe

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Misty Waters by John's Photo Philosophy I've always loved those evocative misty landscapes of the Pictorialists. Like the early work of Peter Henry Emerson (1856-1936), you'll notice there is very little in this photograph that is in sharp focus. That choice is deliberate. Pictorialism was the photographic equivalent of Impressionism in painting. And although out of fashion for many years, there are plenty of photographers exploring its possibilities today. boshamgallery.com/blog/30-what-is-pictorialism-in-photogr... https://flic.kr/p/2oMxu5q

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Suburban Dreams 53 by John's Photo Philosophy The sun has set and the lights go on. All the activity shifts indoors now. https://flic.kr/p/2oB5wpm

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Stacks Bluff in smoke haze by John's Photo Philosophy The bales of hay in the foreground point to a bumper season. It has been unusually dry this summer in northeastern Tasmania. Unfortunately that's why there is a smoke haze over the mountains. A bushfire further north at Lebrina/Pipers Brook (right near the wineries, which caused some concern for the quality of this year's vintage), meant that the whole Fingal Valley was covered in a smoke haze. Tragically, a helicopter pilot who was fighting the fires, lost his life when his aircraft crashed on a mission. In this drive-by shot, taken from the window of our car, we can see the prominence of Stacks Bluff at the very southern end of the Ben Lomond plateau. https://flic.kr/p/2ncLbHR

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Forest Treasure IR by John Hewitt 7 A final infra red shot to farewell the forest at Pyengana. There is no doubt these large tree ferns, which regularly grow over 5 metres tall, but have been known to reach 15 metres (49 feet), are impressive in infra red light. They are also ancient trees. The Dicksonia antarctica species (revealing a common link to Gondwana) grows at a rate of up to 5 cms a year. It takes 20 years to mature to the age when it can produce spores and reproduce. The largest of these trees would be hundreds of years old. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dicksonia_antarctica https://flic.kr/p/2n4dsFS

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Light Through the Fence by John Hewitt 7 Lights in the mist can create a great deal of atmosphere. When you come across an open gate in the fence it becomes doubly intriguing. https://flic.kr/p/2m48hwb

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InterWEave ART 8 Picasso's chair? The Minotaur. by John's Photo Philosophy https://ift.tt/ZnNURj1 Picasso's chair? The Minotaur. https://flic.kr/p/2seLdbe #luminosity7, launceston, tasmania, australia, leicadlux7, leica, colour, picassoschair, interweaveartsstudio, art, communityart, interweaveart8, johnsphotophilosophy

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Lower Lilydale Falls III by Luminosity 7 Via Flickr: Although the waterfalls at Lilydale are not large, they are still very beautiful to see in their natural bushland setting.