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The Old Farm Under Bobbara Mountain, Galong, New South Wales

By BobinAus
Life at the bottom of a steep, rocky slope must have been tough, despite the good soil which produced the crop of rape seed in the foreground of this picture. Thanks to Isabel and Arne for viewing and commenting on this image while it was still in my gallery.

Tags: Landscape Australia Black and white Ruins Farm New south wales rocky slope

Voters: bliba, Toobi_Won, LotaLota and 23 more

Uploaded:
26 Sep 2019 11:47AM
Camera:
Olympus OM-D E-M1
Lens:
OLYMPUS M.40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R
Shutter Speed:
1/400s
Aperture:
f/8
ISO:
320
Focal Length:
120mm
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Comments


Chinga Plus
9 3 2 United Kingdom
24 Sep 2019 1:41AM
Good mono, lovely textures and shadows...
Thank youGrinGrin

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BobinAus Plus
5 2 10 Australia
24 Sep 2019 6:36AM

Quote:Good mono, lovely textures and shadows...
Thank youGrinGrin


Well thank you Isabel. I'm glad that you like the picture.
Cheers,
Bob
Saastad Plus
1 16 6 Norway
24 Sep 2019 12:50PM
Very bautiful mono work Bob! And i like the composition and lovely textures in the rocks.

Arne
BobinAus Plus
5 2 10 Australia
24 Sep 2019 12:51PM

Quote:Very bautiful mono work Bob! And i like the composition and lovely textures in the rocks.

Arne


Thank you very much Arne.
Cheers,
Bob
Toobi_Won 9 77 7 England
26 Sep 2019 11:57AM
A superb, gritty mono Bob and a fine testament to the lives of those depicted.
Mike
BobinAus Plus
5 2 10 Australia
26 Sep 2019 12:02PM

Quote:A superb, gritty mono Bob and a fine testament to the lives of those depicted.
Mike


Thanks for your kind comment Mike.
regards,
Bob
rambler Plus
12 1.0k 17 England
26 Sep 2019 12:34PM
An outstanding shot Bob love it

Ken SmileSmileSmileSmile
Minty805 Plus
4 33 6 United Kingdom
26 Sep 2019 3:04PM
Love the image and processing, Bob. The rocks look like a fossilised dinosaur sticking out of the base of the cliff. Great find.
Allan
BobinAus Plus
5 2 10 Australia
27 Sep 2019 12:06PM
Thanks a million Allan. And you've set me thinking.....could the beast be merely hibernating deeply? In future I will pedal past this spot quickly and silently.
Cheers,
Bob
Last modified by BobinAus on 27 Sep 2019 12:06PM
BobinAus Plus
5 2 10 Australia
27 Sep 2019 12:07PM

Quote:An outstanding shot Bob love it

Ken SmileSmileSmileSmile


Thanks for your generous comment Ken. Much appreciated.
Regards,
Bob

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