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Lovely colours. Those brief moments give you a connection to nature that you can feel physically.
Fleeting, but can stay with you a lifetime.
soggydog wrote:
Looks airbrushed Supa
Like something you’d see on the back of a Holden Sandman.
Supafreak wrote:
Picture postcard perfect. Great pic and great colour.
Supafreak wrote:
So good. Lools like a dreamy tattoo by the finest artisan known. Good stuff. AW
seeds wrote:
Lovely colours. Those brief moments give you a connection to nature that you can feel physically.
Fleeting, but can stay with you a lifetime.
Beautiful work, Supa. I agree totally with you there Seeds.
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sorry, @AW.. imgbb not working for me anymore..[/quote]
Nah, it works. The site can sometimes have bandwidth issues, almost always resolves.
blackers wrote:
Lovely colours. Those brief moments give you a connection to nature that you can feel physically.Fleeting, but can stay with you a lifetime.
Beautiful work, Supa. I agree totally with you there Seeds.
Thanks for all the compliments on photo but that particular one wasn’t mine , one of the guys took it with his iPhone and we have been trying to work out what his settings were , the colours did look like that at the time however.
Roadkill wrote:
Picture postcard perfect. Great pic and great colour.
It’s the same in the Philippines, they seem to have much more pink and purple in their sunsets,
I remember flying above one, looking down on on it over there somewhere?
basesix wrote:
@ADub's COTD
(last one mate)
U3A have some good computer tech classes AW ;)
Fliplid wrote:
@ADub's COTD(last one mate)
U3A have some good computer tech classes AW ;)
Fliplid hi mate. I almost choked laughing, I’m a computer dinosaur, I just snap with my iPhone and hope for the best. But thanks for the encouragement, I like things simple because I am simple.
Not a fan of photoshopped stuff, personal opinion obviously, a la natural for me. AW
I took this photo 5 minutes ago and laughed as I spotted the dog getting laser beamed by the sun . 
AlfredWallace wrote:
@ADub's COTD(last one mate)
U3A have some good computer tech classes AW ;)
Fliplid hi mate. I almost choked laughing, I’m a computer dinosaur, I just snap with my iPhone and hope for the best. But thanks for the encouragement, I like things simple because I am simple.
Not a fan of photoshopped stuff, personal opinion obviously, a la natural for me. AW
I'm the same AW, I tried to put up photos a couple of times but they never stuck so I don't bother with them anymore. By the way I was being a bit tongue in cheek with the suggestion, the thought of you sitting in a classroom surrounded by doddery old pensioners didn't seem quite right
Fliplid wrote:
@ADub's COTD(last one mate)
U3A have some good computer tech classes AW ;)
Fliplid hi mate. I almost choked laughing, I’m a computer dinosaur, I just snap with my iPhone and hope for the best. But thanks for the encouragement, I like things simple because I am simple.
Not a fan of photoshopped stuff, personal opinion obviously, a la natural for me. AWI'm the same AW, I tried to put up photos a couple of times but they never stuck so I don't bother with them anymore. By the way I was being a bit tongue in cheek with the suggestion, the thought of you sitting in a classroom surrounded by doddery old pensioners didn't seem quite right
I realised that , you’re always a good fun lad, we can’t take ourselves too seriously, unlike Gs-co.
How’s that laser beam zapping of the canine in Supafreaks photo. Kapow. Doggone !!! . AW
First photo is a candidate for COTD it’s zoomed in from the 3rd photo 
Not my photos, but I just saw them on FB and they brought back memories of a great period in time.
All pics of the same porcelain throne sitting atop Shark Island.
Plus some backstory!
"About 1997 it was installed (FOC) from a terrace house renovation behind St Vincent’s hospital.
"The front base had a beautiful shaped front similar to a ship so it pierced very well through swells and this was carefully angled in a south-east direction to be able to cop the full brunt of a south-east swell.
"The barnacle encrusted surface acted as grip for the rapid set cement (40kg) and was set fairly level as well on the highest rock - not many surfers ever washed over this rock so consideration from a risk perspective that this was the safest location to avoid legrope tangles or incidents.
"When a wave washed in, it flushed automatically so was always clean. I looked in it once and a crab was living in the S bend."
-Darryl Boogs VandePolder
Supafreak wrote:
That's awesome, like a tripped-out 70's airbrushed fantasy.
I'd like to use it as my screensaver if you don't mind Supa.
Sure , it really is a trippy photo , just needs a couple of bats flying around.
seeds wrote:
Seeds. Hi mate . Hope you’re well.
Beautiful shots mate
K’gari, QLD ? .AW
^ sailer's warning @Guy.. cracker..
time for you to get the oils out ; )
(love the two lonely beach rods @seeds,
hella evocative, my fave way to spend a day.
very sad about the two women on streaky back beach -
pretty weird.. it's not super swelly atm..)
blackers wrote:
Nice work Seeds. No clouds but a ripper evening down here.
Blackers. Hi pal.
Very nice photo indeed, a plethora of primary dune scrub plants. AW
GuySmiley wrote:
Kilkunda
slide image no filter #backintheday
GuySmiley. Hi mate.
Both of those photos look timeless, good stuff. AW
Melbourne sunrise from the top of a cement solo North Wharf, late 1970's. Slide images
GuySmiley wrote:
Melbourne sunrise from the top of a cement solo North Wharf, late 1970's. Slide images
GuySmiley. Oh, keep them coming, brilliant. What were you doing up on a concrete silo in the 70’s, not rolling one up by any chance? AW
hey @blackers, know that sport very well, the light last night was outstanding as is your pic!
hey @b6, I'm painting most weeks with mostly misses with just the occasional good one. Cheers.
GuySmiley wrote:
Kangaroo Valley
GuySmiley. Nice mate. Peter Garrett country. AW
old-dog wrote:
My local.
Spent many a day there as a 16 yo once I got my drivers license , some days I would be on one break & my mate on the other , waiting up to 30 minutes in between 1 ft sets , such a beautiful shaped wave . Never had it bigger than 4 ft and most memorable session was a midnight surf on clearlite acid , purple tubes on a full moon .
In semi lockdown I'm finally sorting through a lifetime of photos and inspired by what Craig and Andy recently posted I thought why not.
We travel a fair bit and there has to be some crackers in the vaults.
Good if we follow the Swellnet tradition of not naming or being too obvious.