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Life's Whirlpool (cinema1915)

  • blazecelia said:
    I love this one. It makes me wonder many things. What happened to her hand. What is she looking at? There's something very desperate about this photo.
  • Erik Butenschon said:
    Pensive. Emotive. Thank you.

Walking, taking off hat

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  • michael_hamburg69 said:
    this is great!
  • alan guido said:
    very nice
  • haner pamukcu said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called alternatif fotograf grubu, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Maria la Brava said:
    I love this secuence
  • Will-J said:
    amazing work

Long exposure photo of moonlight over Mourilyan Harbour, Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Mourilyan, a rural town, is 10 km south of Innisfail and 90 km south-east of Cairns. It was named by Captain John Moresby in 1872 after one of his officers, Lieutenant Mourilyan. Moresby charted Mourilyan Harbour, 9 km east of the town, when journeying in HMS Basilisk on a coastal patrol. In the following year, George Elphinstone Dalrymple was commissioned to explore the bays and rivers of north Queensland. He reported favourably on the fertility of the coast around Mourilyan Harbour, naming Esmerelda Hill to the south, apparently inspired by the greenness of the landscape. In the early 1880s the Mourilyan Sugar Company was formed, taking up 5000 acres and building a tramway (1883) to the harbour and a crushing mill. A harbour town was formed, with a notorious Blackbirders Retreat hotel. It was around the mill, however, that the permanent Mourilyan township was formed. Mourilyan was described in the Australian handbook in 1903: Source: queenslandplaces.com.au/mourilyan