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Susie Q
9.01.2007 at 8:59h, License:
Often a surfer's paradise, Marrawah is Tasmania's westernmost settlement - a tiny outpost at the end of the sealed road servicing the surrounding rich farming and dairy area. Beyond the town, the farmlands undulate down to the sea at Green Point and West Point where the cold and inhospitable waters of the Southern Ocean crash against the rugged coastline.
The major visitor attractions in the area include walks along the coastline, fishing, the important Aboriginal carvings at Mt Cameron West & Sundown Point and cruises along the beautiful reaches of the Arthur River.
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To leave a comment please register firstPeter Mertz, 9.01.2007 at 9:09h
astonishing good buildup with a nice diagonal.The dramatic sky tops the picture off.
Again a wonderful composition Susi ;-)
cp
Cees Kuijs, 9.01.2007 at 9:42h
Excellent composition, Susie. As usual I can say !!Greetings, Cees
Pawel Majewski, 9.01.2007 at 10:15h
Interesting landscape. Susie you managed to get here :))Josep A. Collado, 9.01.2007 at 14:45h
I love the compositionMichael Henderson, 9.01.2007 at 16:06h
Great composition. Just the right amount of sharpness. Good color and a job well done.Regards
Mike
Henk Auwema, 9.01.2007 at 21:21h
Looks like very fine sand. The dead sea grass enhances lines from bottom left to the island. Sky finishes it off. What does it look like on a sunny day. Crowded with people?Henk
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