Bushwalk Australia

What an interesting collection of images!
Just about impossible to decide on a favourite, with many worthy contenders for different reasons, but all well worth seeing.

Congratulations to the winner of the Non-Landscape October 2011 competition, with 13 votes:

• ILUVSWTAS - The Rivers flood around here

The key to all entries for this competition is below.

1 - Wentworth Falls NSW
by Vern.

2 - Ripples in the creek
by Stibb.

3 - A Black Currawong Watching Waldheim
by whynotwalk.

4 - Caladenia tentaculata [King spider-orchid]
by eggs.

5 - shapes & patterns in a bubbling creek, North-East NSW
by phan_TOM.

6 - Old man emu - Qld
by Pteropus.

7 - Goanna at Glenrock State Rec Area
by iandsmith.

8 - Sunlit Lichen
by gayet.

9 - orchid 1
by telopea truncata.

10 - Olearia phlogopappa on the National Pass
by johnw.

11 - iced water anybody?
by doogs.

12 - The people you meet on a walk - Mimosa Rocks NP
by jcr_au.

13 - Melaleuca blossoming
by stepbystep.

14 - The Rivers flood around here
by ILUVSWTAS.

15 - First Light at Murray Gap
by north-north-west.

16 - Lizard
by tsangpo.

I was very impressed with the variety of interesting subjects in this particular competition. It really goes to show that this new competition category has been worthwhile. An amazing collection of photographs, ranging from macro, to artistic. Very nice.

Well done everybody.

Is that iluvswtas and 12 pb frat boys abt the closest image to a landscape here Interesting photo anyhow, where is it?

Not a big deal I guess but how about a focus on a single object for 'Non'-Landscape?

Nuts wrote:Is that iluvswtas and 12 pb frat boys abt the closest image to a landscape here Interesting photo anyhow, where is it?

No idea what that means, but thanks... I think??

It's the bottom of the Eldon River, or where the Eldon river USED to be flowing into the now dry northern end of Lake Burbury.

ILUVSWTAS wrote:It's the bottom of the Eldon River, or where the Eldon river USED to be flowing into the now dry northern end of Lake Burbury.

not much fun getting through there when the lake is full..

Son of a Beach wrote:I was very impressed with the variety of interesting subjects in this particular competition. It really goes to show that this new competition category has been worthwhile. An amazing collection of photographs, ranging from macro, to artistic. Very nice.

Well done everybody.

Ditto, loving the new format, much wider range of images.

Nice work Mark, a really cool shot.

stepbystep wrote:

Son of a Beach wrote:I was very impressed with the variety of interesting subjects in this particular competition. It really goes to show that this new competition category has been worthwhile. An amazing collection of photographs, ranging from macro, to artistic. Very nice.

Well done everybody.

Ditto, loving the new format, much wider range of images.

Nice work Mark, a really cool shot.

Thank you sir!

And I have to agree, the new format is excellent. Offers a much wider variety of shots, more chances to enter, and we are all seeing much more of our wonderful country.

Autobot wrote:Congratulations to the winner of the Non-Landscape October 2011 competition, with 13 votes:

• ILUVSWTAS - The Rivers flood around here

I thought you said you would not partisipate this month

Hrmf, pretty cool picture though
(congrats)

Stibb wrote:

Autobot wrote:Congratulations to the winner of the Non-Landscape October 2011 competition, with 13 votes:

• ILUVSWTAS - The Rivers flood around here

I thought you said you would not partisipate this month

Hrmf, pretty cool picture though
(congrats)

Haha Oh dear I did say that didnt i....
Didnt have ANY photos at all before the Eldons walk, and didnt think we'd reach our range until Nov... turned out on the last day or 2 of Oct, happened to walk past this lovely little scene...... Sorry.

Totally agree that the competitions are much better now that there's more scope to enter. Just like I imagined!
Well done to all those who have entered.

Nellie was right.