Broken Hill Trip

Mid-October saw us drive, fly and train it to Broken Hill, 1200+km from Sydney, for a four-day photo shoot. For me it was well worth the drive as the outback looked great, with plenty of vegetation and heaps of wildlife. Including more emus than I have ever seen, kangaroos of every shape and description, and of course a fabulous amount of flowers and birdlife.
Here's a selection of some of the best images submitted as part of the final feedback session. Some beautiful work..

Sculpture Park by Belinda Baccarini

Gumnut close up by Belinda Baccarini

'Do the right thing', sign seen in Broken Hill's city cemetary by Gordon Chirgwin

'We forget', Broken Hill City cemetery.
Pic by Gordon Chirgwin

Argent Street, Broken Hill HDR by Kerrie Dixon

Impressive sunset, Sculpture Park by Kerrie Dixon

Outback cemetary, Broken Hill by Marietta McGregor

Sheep pens at Kinchega woolshed, Menindee lakes area, by Marietta McGregor

Woolshed still life HDR by Mary Barnes

Backlighting in the Silverton Tea Rooms. HDR by Mary Barnes

Old tool shed at the Kinchega woolshed complex.
HDR pic by Natalie Hitchens

Close up of bottles and antique artifacts. HDR by Natalie Hitchens

Wool baling machine. HDR by Phil Young

Under the gum trees in a dry creekbed. On the road to Mutawintji national park by Phil Young

Rugged country around Broken Hill by Steve Mullarkey

Silverton HDR by Steve Mullarkey

Menindee Lakes by Tina Brauer

Kinchega woolshed by Tina Brauer