Last week I headed out to Stanthorpe for a client training session – which was a great excuse to get out to Girraween National Park, and stay for a couple of days. I can’t believe that I had not been back here for 30 years. The area is spectacular – with so many photo opportunities that I will definitely be back soon (in fact plan to organise some “guided” photography weekends to this area – watch this space).
I don’t know quite where to start, because I took so many photos (and timelapses) that it is likely to take me weeks to process them all. But just some of the great photo opportunities are :
- Wineries and Vineyards (thanks to Cheryl/Brad from Savina Lane Wines and and Sam from Golden Grove Estate for an amazing guided tour of the area)
- Stanthorpe Railway Bridge and The Southern Downs Steam Railway
- Girraween National Park – spectacular Granite Landscape, amazing wildflowers and animals, fantastic flowing creeks
- Ballendean Pyramid and surrounding area…
- Spectacular Sunrises/Sunsets
- Star Trails – one of the “darkest” places I have ever been at night
- Falls Drive (Killarney to Boonah)
….. and much much more… Herer is a selection of shots from the weekend… (Timelapses to come)