Post by pyth0n on Sept 19, 2011 15:13:32 GMT
Most of the world associate Australia with blistering heat and deserts. True they make a large part of our country, but there is so much more to see. We have alpine regions that support ski resorts, large wetlands, tropical and temperate rain forests, rugged mountains and of course our unique wild life.
A hobby of mine is slowly seeing new places and taking pics for my own memories and to share with friends. Not only are my photos on land, but also underwater too.
Our northern waters hold tropical coral reefs that are world famous with scuba divers, but the southern colder waters where I dive also hold treasures, among which include the leafy sea dragon, a rare and curious creature I am privileged to have seen many times.
Enjoy the photo, it is my son on St Marys Peak in the Flinders Ranges
A hobby of mine is slowly seeing new places and taking pics for my own memories and to share with friends. Not only are my photos on land, but also underwater too.
Our northern waters hold tropical coral reefs that are world famous with scuba divers, but the southern colder waters where I dive also hold treasures, among which include the leafy sea dragon, a rare and curious creature I am privileged to have seen many times.
Enjoy the photo, it is my son on St Marys Peak in the Flinders Ranges
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