![Horseshoe Bay
Yesterday I joined up with Stipple for their first ever photowalk. I recently got stipple and instantly fell in love with the service they are providing and what they intend to provide down the line. So I got an invite and decided to go. We met at Vista Point and shot around there for a little bit and then wondered down to Sausalito.
As always you meet great people on these types of walks, and of course great food. Definitely a big thanks to Stipple for the food!! http://smu.gs/PoFdAs
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Yesterday I joined up with Stipple for their first ever photowalk. I recently got stipple and instantly fell in love with the service they are providing and what they intend to provide down the line. So I got an invite and decided to go. We met at Vista Point and shot around there for a little bit and then wondered down to Sausalito.
As always you meet great people on these types of walks, and of course great food. Definitely a big thanks to Stipple for the food!! http://smu.gs/PoFdAs
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*All Rights reserved - Please do not use my images on blogs, personal or professional websites, or any other digital media without my consent. Thank you.")
The Murray River at Nanga crosses over an ancient pegmatite rock bar forming what is known locally as the "Baden Powell Spout."
Over the millenia the rock has been eroded pot holes into the hard rock creating a labyrinth of swirling waters.
The water is a milky green as it flows throught the spout. I love the colour in this image.
Over the millenia the rock has been eroded pot holes into the hard rock creating a labyrinth of swirling waters.
The water is a milky green as it flows throught the spout. I love the colour in this image.
The Murray River at Nanga crosses over an ancient pegmatite rock bar forming what is known locally as the "Baden Powell Spout."
Over the millenia the rock has been eroded pot holes into the hard rock creating a labyrinth of swirling waters.
The water is a milky green as it flows throught the spout. I love the colour in this image.
Over the millenia the rock has been eroded pot holes into the hard rock creating a labyrinth of swirling waters.
The water is a milky green as it flows throught the spout. I love the colour in this image.
See photo in original gallery.