Image Review

By Richard Bruxner.
Each year, after the first big rains, the undergrowth in Darwin’s coastal monsoonal vine forests is covered with the tiniest, most exquisite little fungi. They’re not easy to photograph, as lighting and conditions are often tough, but I really like the calm feel, and sense of scale, of this shot.

By Sabatino Bonelli.
Fujifilm X100S; 23mm lens; HDR effect (in-camera)
London Circuit roadway with Commonwealth Avenue above it (Canberra, ACT).

By Zorica Purlija.
[First winner Image Review 5.]

By Francis Galiluyo.
Taken inside the Apple store in Sydney.

By Blane Coulcher.
This is an old picture taken with my old Pentax KM, plus unknown lens back in 1988″¦ and so obviously film. The quality is so-so having been scanned from an old print. But after all these years this is still a favourite as I wonder what was going through the American’s mind as he stared at the Statue of Liberty that summer morning. So many stories, so many memories, so many hopes. I send this, not for the quality, but for the composition and emotion.

By Peter Hadjimichael.
This image was taken on a windy day in Fowler’s Bay and shows the shifting sands which the locals often have to clear from their township to prevent it from being engulfed by the dunes.

By Joshua Freestone.
South Coast, NSW.

By Gordon Gullock.
Ostrich at Mogo Zoo, Mogo NSW.

By Gordon Gullock.
Jet boat Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown, New Zealand.

By Athol Hill.
The original intention was to get out earlier during the evening but my wife arrived home late which resulted in me only getting to the pier after the sun had gone down.