October Photo Challenge - Entries

[iceman (Mike)]

Place your entries in this thread.

Comments go in the comments thread.

Subject: Anything Australiana

Rules:
- 1 entry per person
- Photo can be changed at any time until the end of the month
- (Optional) Include the date your photo was taken

Have fun!

[UniPol]

Member of local Aboriginal tribe playing the didgeridoo at the Three Sisters, Katoomba lookout, March 2002.

*Nikon Pronea 600i APS SLR, 20-60mm IX Lens, 100ASA B&W Kodak Advantix APS film, f5.6, 1/50 sec, HDTV 16:9 aspect ratio 4x7" print scanned at 360 d.p.i., not cropped.

[Mikezoom]

Does this count as Australiana???

Taken at the SCG with my P&S in auto mode last Jan. Bloody Sri Lanka beat us!!!!

Mike.

[Volans]

Probably taken in 2000 with the Canon 500n and subsequently scanned. It's the sticker on the old petrol bowser that was at the tourist resort I worked at. The Matilda Highway runs from Cunnamulla in southern Qld up through Charleville, Barcaldine, Longreach, Winton, the 'clurry, Normanton and ends in Karumba.

Peter.

[Sonia]

This is all i have Ausrtralian, a boomerang that my cousin got me...

[xstream (John)]

What could be any more "Australian" than this?

[beren]

maybe this.......

[h0ughy (David)]

A genuine Aussie Antique Prison Dunny

we were nurtured from convict labour, so why not a post a picture of the office! Where they often worked hardest

[sheeny (Al)]

Taken at Australia Zoo on October 4 this year while holidaying.

Olympus C5060WZ, 18mm, F/4.5, 1/80 sec, 100 ASA. Autolevels, minor crop and save for web in PS CS2.

How much Australiana can a Koala bare?

Al.

[fringe_dweller]

not a very good shot but - how about roadside kitsch? I wish i had a photo of a tyre swan or something like that! (in my film collection I have many such pics - but alas to lazy to scan them) tho it does have agapanthe's in the shot!

But will have to do with an aussie "BIG...." roadside attraction - I think only the U.S is the only other country who does this?
Who invented it?
anyway 'The BIG LOBSTER" from a roadtrip in SE SA, located at Kingston SE

have attatched a second shot - not for comp - but to show what we could see when i woke up looking out the window of motel - now I know how those poor people felt when confronted with godzilla and mothra felt - eerie!

[jcdundon]

Skinning some Kangaroo Tails to cook for dinner.

yum

[iceman (Mike)]

The great aussie coathanger.

Taken in April 2006.

[spudrick]

Oi you blokes aren`t fair dinkum! Here you go

[janoskiss (Steve H)]

Black Spur Mountain Ash forest near what used to be the historic town of Fernshaw, Victoria. Once was thought to be home to the tallest tree in the world. Logging soon fixed that though. Still makes for a wonderful walk or drive.

Edit: photo taken 17 Sep 2006 about 3pm, somewhere along the walking track from Fernshaw picnic area heading towards Narbethong.

[33South (Chris)]

Construction site circa 1972, scanned from the negative.

[spacezebra (Petra)]

My entry

Australiana and Astronomical - taken 27 October 2006




Cheers Petra

[Tamtarn]

Couldn't resist a shot of this Ned Kelly mail box while on holiday near Port Albert 2005





Barb

[Dave47tuc (David)]

The great Aussie nuisance on the Aussie fence!!

[Dujon]

Come on, be honest, who has not swung on one of these?

Image captured late afternoon 30th October 2006.

[Sharnbrook (Mike)]

Some good interpretations again this month, but with the number of entries down from the usual, maybe it wasn't as easy a subject as you would think.

However, here's my take.

There is nothing much more Australian than a Koo-koo-koo-koo-kookaburra on a post and wire fence, around a paddock.

Taken on Sunday Oct 22nd 06 at Blackbutt, Canon 300D and 400 lens, 1/400 at f7.1. ISO 200

Regards,

Mike