‘lifegames’ Panoramas

For more seagull photographs go to http://lifegames.com.au/a-flock-of-seagulls/

The city of Melbourne is very beautiful with it’s attractive Port, grand casino, fabulous shopping and Yarra river.

Tongue Point is accessed via the Darby River Car Park at Wilsons Prom National Park. Taken with a beautiful blue overlay.

A secluded beach called Fairy Cove on the way to Tongue Point at Wilsons Prom National Park.

View from Tidal overlook towards Whiskey Bay and Squeaky Beach, Wilsons Prom National Park, Australia.

View from the beach near Yanakie caravan Park. Close to Wilsons Prom National Park and Corner Inlet.

Creek and small waterfall in southern Australia. For more pictures like this, see Turtons Creek Reserve.

Australian beaches are renowned for their clean white sans and terrific surf.

This wonderful long jetty at Port Welshpool has been disused for several years and a push is now underway to have it repaired and re-opened for public and commercial shipping.

This parrot was found in Currumbin on the Gold Coast, Queensland AUSTRALIA and is part of our gallery called all sorts of birds.

This white cat has one blue eye and one green eye and forms part of a small sample of pet pictures in our gallery.

I’ve just had the wonderful pleasure of invoicing Parliament House, Spring Street for the puchase of photographs.

This great shot of the bridge over Tidal River at Wilsons Prom National Park was taken after they looked through the photo galleries. Who knows, they might like this one as well…I sure do!

I’m just so excited…I’m getting superb results with product photography as these glasses of fruit will show you…what fun! Give me a task and I’ll come up with something more creative each day.

This friendly wallaby with a huge baby in its pouch was on a bush walking track at Vereker Outlook, Wilsons Prom, Victoria.

Six months after the bushfires burned a large part of Australias favourite National Park, there is an abundance of native wildlife to be seen grazing on the freshly regenerated undergrowth.

The colour tones found in the foliage of the Australian grass trees (xanthorrhoea species) range from deep browns to yellows and greens. These ones have been blatantly coloured just for artisitic effect, but the tones were taken from the original samples found in the spiky leaves.

This gorgeous yellow flower has a very intricate center and makes a stunning framed picture.

Just liked the way this wild duck casually sauntered across the green grass.

Macro pictures of flowers can be more striking than the actual flower when viewed with the naked eye.

We saw a range of delightful garden ornaments on the tour around Fosters’ Open Garden day.

A group of musicians provide some background music for a theatre production, and this woman playing a flute caught my attention.