AustralianPhotography

by Phil Elliott Wooden mooring post on th ejetty at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour. Aperture Priority setting.

by Kemal Mustajbegovic

by Heine This is a carcass of a Hippo.What intersted me in this photo was the morning sun that shined on the hippo and especially where its eye was. The decay of the bone meant that some parts of the skeleton was paper thin and therefore the red/orange colour at the eyewhere the sun shon. Taken at Pilanesberd nature reserve, South Africa.

by Vicki Freer After taking a wrong turn and end up on this dirt road i came across this old broken down what was left of a homestaed.All what was remaining was the outside loo and the garage with the old valiant car in it,Which has seen better days.

by Jen Hennessy

by terence letherbarrow Queen of the night flower after flowering next day

by Robyn Selem Taken at Stanley in Tasmania, these convict ruins sit on top of a hill that is buffetted by wind and erosion, leaving a sense of decay within the built environment.

by Jen Hennessy

by Lyn Riley The decaying ruins of the once stately Kanyaka Homestead situated north of Quorn, SA.

by Elizabeth Carin graffiti in Hobart, Tasmania