The waterhole fed by two tiny waterfalls creates a sense of serenity in the region. This is not showing up on google map because this is part of the main damn that supplies the water in Melbourne.
Sony A7RIV
FE 24mm f1.4 GM
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Monday, August 15, 2022
Turpin waterfall, Victoria, Australia
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Turpin,
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...it's a beautiful sight.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. Cant do much overseas travel so it is all local.
DeleteThe green color looks bit unreal on my screen, other than that I have no complains.
ReplyDeleteThis location has an unusual light. I had a difficulty task to get the colour panel right. Maybe it is the vibe of the place being spooky somewhat.
DeleteEs preciosa la cascada, forma un bello paisaje.
ReplyDeleteThere are not many in this part of Victoria. They look so tiny compared to the waterfalls in the northern hemisphere.
DeleteLovely it looks like
ReplyDeletethere I could swim
It is a bit chilling down there. But many people jump in it during summer seasons. Therefore it is hard to get a shot in summer.
DeleteWell it looks very nice and very dark water.
ReplyDeleteThank you Margaret. I just read the news that some parts of south west Tasmania are in floods. Hope all is OK
DeleteGreat water movement
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly.
DeleteThat look stunning! Great photo :-D
ReplyDeleteInmensa naturaleza. Maravilla de lugar.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Una cascada similar hay en el norte de la provincia donde vivo es de las visitas que tengo pendientes.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.