Pete's Images

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Thanks for the comments, Rich and Lorell.

Those trees are actually small when compared to the other trees in that forest. It is a large forested region near Narooma, NSW. We spent many hours getting lost on its dirt roads, which were generally in pretty good shape.

regards - Pete

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Here are my images from the March 2025 meeting of our camera club. The set-subject was Street Photography. Now that we are back in South Africa, I have been able to enter prints once again.




Fontana del Pantheon





Garden Cafe





Flower Market





Where's That Uber





The Rear Window





Wallaby Portrait





Narooma Wharf Dusk





The Blue Stones


C&C Welcomed as always.

regards - Pete

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Here are some of my images submitted for the April camera club meetings. The set subject was Macro.





Cape Honeysuckle





Get The Point





Harmonica BW





The Fern



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The Beach Cafe BW





Wallaby Portrait BW





Sun Spot





Sydney After Dark





[url=https://flic.kr/p/2qXeSbt]Camel Rock BW





Soft Morning



C&C welcomed.

regards - Pete

[Don]

Fantastic images as always!!!

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Thanks for the comments, Don & Rich.

regards - Pete

[Man From Ironbark]

Like wow. I get the point being very sharp.
Is that a pretty face wallaby?

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Thanks Peter

I had no idea what a Pretty Face Wallaby is, so I looked it up. This was certainly not one of those. I came across him suddenly whilst walking down a bush path. It was a very tame wallaby, standing about 3m away; and then continuing to drink water from a puddle. However, from the look and size of his toenails, I'm rather glad that he was friendly!

regards - Pete

[Man From Ironbark]

Mostly they disappear if you get too close but if you are quiet in your movements and not intrusive, the desire to get a drink may come first.
The only ones to fear are the big buck kangaroos.