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The village of Ball Bay, 25 km north of Mackay, QLD. Cape Hillsborough National Park on the left.

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25 knots plus winds whipping up the seas.

25 knots plus winds whipping up the seas.

25 knots plus winds whipping up the seas.

25 knots plus winds whipping up the seas.

Bowen, Murray Bay rocky outcrop at sunset. Multiple shot panorama. Taken from Horseshoe Bay Lookout.

Multiple shot pano. The view south, from Flagstaf Hill, Bowen.

Multiple shot panorama. The rocks are about 6 - 7 m ( 20' ) in height. Shot as the sun was about to set.

Multiple shot panorama

Multiple shot panorama

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A sunset at Cape Hillsborough National Park.

A sunset at Cape Hillsborough National Park.

A sunset at Cape Hillsborough National Park.

A sunset at Cape Hillsborough National Park.

We were up on a rainforest mountain, walking along a creek, when this small waterfall with brightly coloured leaves caught my eye. I could not resist taking a shot of two of the black basalt rocks and the water streaming over those beautifully coloured leaves.

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Image shot with the CPL alone. The sun was already high up but parts of the river were still in deep shade. Hence the strong colours.

Image shot with the CPL alone. The sun was already high up but parts of the river were still in deep shade. Hence the strong colours.

Image shot with the CPL alone. The sun was already high up but parts of the river were still in deep shade. Hence the strong colours. Not as zoomed in as the sister shot.

Image shot with the CPL alone. The sun was already high up but parts of the river were still in deep shade. Hence the strong colours.