Gillian Everett's photos
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Hallett Cove
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Taken on our recent trip to Adelaide, South Australia.
After the British colonisation of South Australia, Hallett Cove was named for John Hallett, who travelled into the area while searching for lost stock in 1837. In the 1840s the cove was used by smugglers to land goods at night which were then taken to Adelaide by dray.
Wikipedia
HFF 1 March 2024
Adelaide Oval
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Sunday challenge 85- Triangles
Taken on our recent visit to Adelaide in South Australia, February 2024.
The Adelaide Oval is an iconic destination known for its world-class events – cricket, footy, concerts, functions and more. Regarded as one of the most picturesque sporting grounds in the world, the stadium is characterised by its Heritage Scoreboard...
southaustralia.com
Aerial view January 2018
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Ceramic ornament 4cm height.
Saturday challenge - 342 - 02.03.2024 - Something that has a face
Adelaide Airport
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On our recent trip to Adelaide, South Australia. 7.55 am on the morning of our departure.
Adelaide Airport is an impressive and pleasant place.
... an efficient medium-sized airport that earned the honour of being the second best airport in the 5 to 15 million passengers category at the 2007 Airports Council International Awards.
The unveiling of terminal T1 in late 2005 has given the airport an overall feeling of being new, light and airy and is easily negotiated given it now houses all regional, domestic and international flights. Effectively, it's a one-stop shop for air travel.
Adelaide Airport is currently the fourth largest domestic airport and sixth largest International airport in Australia and accommodates in excess of 5.4 million passengers annually.
www.drivenow.com.au/travel-centre/adelaide-airport-guide.jspc
HFF 23 February 2024
Coleus
two men and a dog
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Fencing crew, NSW, Australia
The excavator here is a Dingo.
Australian Owned and Australian Made for Australian Conditions...
‘The Worlds’ Toughest Mini Diggers’.
Sunday challenge 84 - Someone at work
SC83 to SC84
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Sunday challenge - Post 25 February -
Someone at work - Person/people or Animal/s.
www.ipernity.com/group/daysincolour365/discuss/199036
Dash 8
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Returning from our trip to Adelaide, we arrived late evening at Port Macquarie airport in this Dash 8 aircraft, after spending 8 hours in transit at Sydney airport because of a flight cancellation and delays. It would definitely have been quicker to drive back from Sydney.
However, flying at relatively low altitude we were able to see and recognise most of the settlements all the way up the coast. It was an enjoyable flight.
Sunday challenge 83
Chosen theme - Travel
Adelaide terrace
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HFF 16 February 2024
Near Grange jetty, on the Esplanade, built 1880.
The architectural style of Adelaide is comprised primarily of six different styles:
1. Old colonial
2. Victorian
3. Federation
4. Interwar
5. Postwar
6. Late 20th Century
However, the architectural makeup of Adelaide is as diverse as that of Australia itself. Some other notable styles which have made their mark on Adelaide’s landscape include Victorian, Edwardian, Federation, Colonial, Italianate, Modernism, Contemporary, and Art Deco.
architectureanddesign.com.au
Starburst
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340. - 17.02.2024 Aperture stars
Take a cardboard box with a small hole, about 5 mm, and a flashlight behind it.
With this you have a small point-shaped and bright light source, with a dark background.
Archive shot, much better...
www.ipernity.com/doc/gillianeverett/52323786
Sunrise in Queensland
Glenelg
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Jetty Road, Holdfast Bay. Standing 35 metres high, the Observation Wheel is the tallest portable wheel of its kind in Australia, with 24 gondolas each seating up to six people.
A very enjoyable trip to Adelaide, South Australia.
Moseley Square is a public square in the City of Holdfast Bay at Glenelg, and was named for Henry J. Moseley, the builder and first publican of the Pier Hotel, Glenelg. Located between Jetty Road and Glenelg Beach, the Square is the location of the Glenelg Town Hall, Glenelg Jetty, the Stamford Grand Hotel ... It is the terminus of the Glenelg tram line.
SC82 to SC83
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SC83 post 18 February - Random subject - in this case... Mask (from archive, as this is a dividing image... a real photo, a mask I bought years ago, hand crafted in New Orleans, )
OR choose your own subject/theme.
www.ipernity.com/group/daysincolour365/discuss/199004
Random subject/theme - means that for this week's Sunday challenge, you can chose your own theme for your photo.
Please mention your chosen theme in the photo description.
A new photo taken during the week please, not an archive.
These links may help you to find a subject for your photo...
codebeautify.org/random-theme-generator
perchance.org/random-theme-generator
14 February - NOTE: The links to the random theme generators don't seem to be working for some people. The main thing is to chose your own subject this week, and mention it in your description. The links are not essential.
The links lead to web sites which generate words for themes, NOT actual photos.
I am unable to do anything about the links. They work for me, but ipernity drops the https:// (which precedes the link) when I post here.
Holdfast Bay
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