Landscape
A Glimpse of the World that was
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Across the rill and into the trees: Papa was clueless, for the way out was much easier than he feared
Fern Dell, near Springwood NSW (Oct 2019)
Golden mean: The rise and fall of the west glowed with unfulfilled promise
Garawarra Ridge, Royal National Park NSW (Oct 2019)
Past escarpment: We often forgot just how dramatic the landscape could be
The view south from Thelma Head, Royal National Park NSW (Jul 2019)
∇·B: There will come a time when it will be hard to believe we were ever here
Fern Dell, Springwood Blue Mountains National Park (Oct 2019)
Wolo World: Years of severe drought and heatwaves; months of megafires and toxic brown smoke; a holiday season filled with widespread power outages, telecommunications failures and mass evacuations; 100s millions of animals killed … finally made us reassess our beliefs and priorities
Corinne creek bushfire aftermath, Woodford Blue Mountains (Dec 2019)
The false autumn: The mist was smoke and haze; the leaves fell due drought and heat and fire
Woodford bushfire aftermath, Blue Mountains (Dec 2019)
Onto Sydpolen: The path ahead wasn't easy, but there was no going back
Palm Jungle, Royal National Park NSW (Oct 2019)
A crown of ashes: Every Christmas we would kiss beneath the epicormic shoots and exchange Bushfire Survival Plans
Woodford bushfire aftermath, Blue Mountains (Dec 2019)
Pac-Man rock: Eventually the landscape will reward us for our diligence
Florabella pass track, Blue Mountains National Park (Nov 2019)
Precipitous descent: Decades squandered a harsh terrain, only to drown in the sea
Ocean cliffs south of Little Marley, Royal National Park NSW (Aug 2020)
Upward convolution: The unprecedented was discreetly normalised; in 2020 we realised we would never experience a cooler than average year again
Florabella pass track, Blue Mountains National Park (Nov 2019)
A river of stones: Years of steadily decreasing rainfall could no longer be ignored
Perch ponds, Blue Mountains National Park (Oct 2019)
Rewilding: Civilisation was only a few kilometres away, although you would never know it
Magdala creek, Blue Mountains National Park (Oct 2019)
Notes
These images are multi-shot panoramas, typically 120° wide × 38° vertical
They were assembled from 6−10 rectilinear images, shot in portrait-format and aligned using a nodal rail, detent rotator and monopod. The individual shots were then “stitched” to create partial-panoramas @ 110 MPixel in size.