Vivonne Bay Jetty
by Werner Padarin
Title
Vivonne Bay Jetty
Artist
Werner Padarin
Medium
Photograph - Digital Photography
Description
Vivonne Bay Conservation Park, Australia
The jetty used to be much longer, but the central section was blown up to forestall any Japanese invasion in WW2, and the seaward end of the jetty was removed much later.
3H0911.3130
Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR
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January 1st, 2017
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Comments (6)
Maryse Jansen
My sincere,apologies,that had to be for the contest South Australia - The Best Of Down Under!
Maryse Jansen
Congratulations! Your image made a third place in the Australian Hotelpubs - The Best Of Down Under Contest! Good On Ya Mate! It will be featured on the group home page and placed in our discussion thread for group contest winners archive. LF
Magpie Springs
Im really a tonal realist portrait artist - painter (oils)..... looking at this image Im thinking what a curious combination of cool and warm blue hues.... awesome shot Werner... love a pic which makes you stop and think about it ...... you did the job :)
Werner Padarin replied:
Thank you Avril - I really don't know what to say - I can't claim to have thought of the colour combination, but I'm glad it's evoking such a positive reponse!
Louise Merigot
I was born and bred on KI, but I didn’t know the history of the jetty. I have fond memories as a child spending the day at Vivonne.
Werner Padarin replied:
Hi Louise - that potted history is what I heard from a local, hopefully correct - the clearest water I have seen anywhere - you were lucky to have grown up there.
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