Posted by DarkElf (Perth, Australia) on 13 May 2008 in Miscellaneous.
still around Cape Leeuwin - to get fresh water to the Lighthouse a waterwheel and wooden flume were constructed... this photo shows a section of the flume still intact today with fresh water still running through - if I can find a shot of the waterwheel itself I will post it next...
thanks to everyone for visiting and commenting... please critique at will - i am looking to learn so any comments and tips are appreciated...
VFXY Photos | Cool Photoblogs | Listed on Photoblogs.org
Nice selection and perspective. The DOF is also good.
13 May 2008 6:37am
cool looking wooden rail road. I love the colors in this shot, they are so vibrant
13 May 2008 7:40am
great shot
13 May 2008 3:52pm
You want to learn? Geez, you can teach me! This is really superb!
14 May 2008 12:32am
Wow, this is a wonderful photograph. The reflection of the sky inside the flume almost looks like separate pictures. Beautiful shot.
14 May 2008 1:05am
That is really interesting, especially with the history behind it. When was it constructed
14 May 2008 9:59pm
@Michael Rawluk: it was constructed around 1896 - that is when the Lighthouse first opened for operation... i will try posting a picture of the waterwheel - it looks really good...
very nice angle !! Great composed and framed too !
15 May 2008 3:56am
What an amazing place to visit. Gorgeous colours.
16 May 2008 12:12am
Very interesting. Nice perspective lines in this composition, as well.
17 May 2008 12:07am
PREVIEW ONLY
Add your comment ...
Canon EOS 400D1/350 secondF/11.0ISO 20085 mm
wateraustraliacapesourcewesternleeuwinflume
DarkElf's Photoblog
#gallery db345660b42beee83e7b27b700a72882
#gallery 26fc4fb8e3dcecd77aebc335c6227d9b
#gallery 9904cd8a4fcff531fa31b807e19bb3c7
DarkElf's Photoblog