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Canon AE1 no exposure data recorded Vivitar 200mm. Ilford SFX200 developed LC29 1:29 10.5 minutes

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Canon 5d f2.8 1/25s ISO100 EF24-70L

The black charing is the result of a prescribed burn off four years ago. The structure of this marri’s bark is such that the outer layers burn with the fire and carbonize thus causing the fire to die down and smoulder for a short while without causing the tree any serious damage, life goes on…

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Canon 5D f11 1/125s ISO400 EF24-70L

A full grown marri produces millions of blossoms after a week or so the the tiny stamen blow off and are scattered by the wind eventually the nectar laden sticky stamen land in gutters, on cars, on laundry hung out to dry, every where then for the ants its feasting time…

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Canon 5D f4 1/10s ISO 400 EF24-105L IS

There are many tracks through this forest and as a result die back or Phytophthora cinnamomi fungus is wide spread. It is mostly transmitted by vehicles. The small tree in the foreground appears to have succumb to this disease. This area of forest has been logged several times since the late 19C and what is shown in this photo is secondary growth. There are a few stumps remaining of some of the original trees that had diameters four meters, large trees indeed…

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Canon 5D f4.5 1/20s ISO 200 EF24-105L IS

I have spent much time in this forest and I must have taken hundreds of photos but have kept very few them.The fact is for me at any rate, it is difficult to make a good photograph of chaos. I’m starting this series of photographs now because in the forest of Western Australia it is high summer. The average day time temperature is 30 degC but it can and does get much hotter, it can on occasion reach 46 degC and on those days the leaves fall off the eucalyptus trees and appear almost as large snowflakes…. It is the start of a the forests new year cycle.

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