Life
Abstracts
by Rodney Campbell on Sep.13, 2019, under Life, Photography
A selection of abstract aerials from the drone at this amazing location
Salted
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Ferment
Icecream
Petri Dish
Willies Creek
by Rodney Campbell on Sep.13, 2019, under Life, Photography
I was driving up to Cape Leveque to spend the night. However I made a little side detour towards Willies Creek on the way
This was one of those locations I’d recce’d via Google Maps before coming on this trip
I wasn’t really sure where I’d best be able to take off from to get some aerial shots of this location
In the end I decided to stop near where Manari Rd heads off to Willie Creek Pearl Farm from the main Cape Leveque road and shoot from a distance
Willies Creek
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Wriggle Room
Broome
by Rodney Campbell on Sep.12, 2019, under Life, Photography
With a quick side trip via Derby we headed to Broome to stay for a few nights
I’d be leaving the others (and the vans) for two days. I was driving up to Cape Leveque to stay a night at Kooljaman
Oh and this image so brings me memories of Broome – that very greeny blue water, the mangroves and the red sand – all beneath clear blue skies
Broome
Sitting Under the Stars
by Rodney Campbell on Sep.12, 2019, under Life, Photography
Sitting under the stars with good company in the Winjana Gorge campground
Sitting Under the Stars
Windjana Gorge
by Rodney Campbell on Sep.11, 2019, under Life, Photography
The main attraction of Windjana is the scenic gorge carved by the Lennard River, through the Napier Range
We were staying the night here in the national park
The walls of Windjana Gorge rise abruptly from the wide alluvial floodplain of the Lennard River, reaching about 100 metres high in some places. The 3.5-kilometre long gorge cuts through the limestone of the Napier Range; part of an ancient barrier reef
The Lennard River runs through the gorge in wet weather, but during the dry season it forms pools surrounded by trees and shrubs.
Honeycomb
Of course more crocodiles basking in the warm sun
Basking
Windjana
Looking down from above the gorge wall right near the entrance to the gorge
Columns
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The entrance to the gorge
Butress
Floodway