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The Murray Mallee is blessed with diverse and contrasting Australian landscapes and wildlife. This natural river road winds 2,530 kilometres through five contrasting landscapes of south-eastern Australia.
The Murray River begins as a small stream in the Australian Alps. It meanders and carves steep river banks to the Mallee, where it touches the Australian desert and our great outback region. There’s unique Aboriginal culture that reveals the story of mankind and ancient fossilised limestone cliffs before it finally enters the Southern Ocean at Goolwa.
Taken from the NSW side of the borders between
Victoria.
Australia
11 responses
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Judy and Wayne Wanamaker gave props (28 Jun 2010):
Very beautiful, Chris!! I love your artistic touches too!
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Susan Littlefield gave props (28 Jun 2010):
Wonderful photo of this beautiful area.....great treatment.
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Richard Knight gave props (28 Jun 2010):
Oh yeah! Good technique!
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Dee Brown said (29 Jun 2010):
Chris this is a great photo. It puts me in mind of one of those jigsaw puzzles I used to put together as a child. I love the effect. Keep up the wonderful work. I love your style.
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Suzanne McGeady said (2 Jul 2010):
Wow!...love this painting effect. The scene certainly lends itself to this type of treatment Chris. And a great image.
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Andrea Petersen gave props (3 Jul 2010):
This is lovely...It reminds me of a lithograph painting also...Beautiful effect!
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elfriede fulda gave props (4 Jul 2010):
Love the texture , pencilled look,,,great shot
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Maura Wolfson-Foster gave props (9 Jul 2010):
.....like a fine vintage watercolour.....
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Regenia Brabham gave props (25 Jul 2010):
I love this Chris!! It looks like a watercolor! Beautiful!
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Carol Arntsen Masiak gave props (29 Jul 2010):
beautiful - love the effect!
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david ong gave props (14 Aug 2010):
so cool!!!!




















