38 thoughts on “Kununurra”

1. Nice reflections Gerard !

2. Very very Beautiful Gerard :-))

3. That sure is a great location +Gerard Blacklock​! Your comment makes perfect sense! 😉 Would love to see what you'd come up with now! Will have to check out +Red Nomad​'s post. She hasn't been apoearing in my notifications or stream for a while now – don't know what the go is there!

4. grand

5. +Gerard Blacklock No matter what camera that was, it's a lovely shot Gerard.

6. very beautiful

7. ❤~❤❤❤~❤ :)👍

8. Stunning picture ☺ ☺

9. Wonderful shot, +Gerard Blacklock!

10. Keep it simple and you'll never be wrong 🙂 Nice shot, Gerard!

11. fantastic

12. Something quite spooky about drowned trees in the water. Very nice. I really like the rippled reflection of the tree in the water. I just posted a shot of some drowned trees as well.

13. awesome, steeling heart

14. Glorious

15. Hey, don't beat yourself too hard, it is a very nice picture considering a point & shot and from a foot loose guy 🙂 +Gerard Blacklock
    Truly, beautiful colors!

16. Fantastic! And thank YOU for the inspiration 😀 I've got a few missed opportunities too, but every shot is a step further on my photographic journey – I think of them as stepping stones to where I am now (still not as advanced as you, haha). Also remember that to people who haven't seen your best work, this shot is still pretty awesome! Have a great weekend 😀

17. Beautifully capture…..beautiful tones …..beautiful reflections…….

18. Wonderful !!! +Gerard Blacklock Great memories :)) Thanks

19. Uckin Awesome Gerard ! 👌👍

20. Still pretty sweet dude – even if you did take it when you were in diapers 🙂

21. +Rodney Campbell LOL 🙂

22. Fine

23. Scene has a spooky, surreal mystic feel

24. Thankyou +Robert Johnstone and +linda sunshyne

25. yeah wish I could go back sometime soon 🙂 +Tom Testone , that said, its a easy place to take beautiful pictures because its a stunning place.

26. Thankyou +Paul Pavlinovich and +Anna Rimovska

27. +Chris Sutton
    thats right, really at the end of the day the camera has little to do with it… a phone would have captured the beauty of this place!

28. Thankyou for looking and commenting
    +Anna Rimovska
    +Stephanie B. Regan
    +WOSIMs Photography
    +Marius Radu (very true)
    +Bob Caston
    +Marc Briggs (will check it out mate)
    +JACKSON ARULDOSS
    +Julia Robertson

29. +Winnie Young
    footloose yeah 🙂 thankyou

30. Thanks right +Red Nomad , its a journey and everyone has their own unique story, thats what I love about photography 🙂
    I had a look thru you blog post too and there are some very nice shots there also!

31. Thankyou
    +June Ibrahim
    +Loretta Jayne
    +Adam L (said like a true uckin aussie mate)
    +Rodney Campbell haha.. back in teh day.. i also had a broken foot at the time 🙂 drove half way around the top end with it

32. Thankyou +Mubashar Hussain Gujjar and +Karen Dorr

33. Thank you so much +Gerard Blacklock – so nice of you to visit my blog! All those pix were taken on my one and only Kimberley trip in 2012 – I'd had my first (and only) digital camera for about 6 months (replacing a defective film camera I'd had for 20 years). It'd be interesting to see the difference between the shots if I went there again now! Maybe I'll see you there someday 😀

34. +Red Nomad
    i don't think your digital camera will last 20 years like your film one 🙂
    Maybe one day !

35. +Gerard Blacklock your welcome Gerard :-))
    Thanks for sharing my friend
    Have a fantastic new week

36. +Gerard Blacklock
    Hahaha..on ya mate
    She'll be right !! 😉!👍

37. Yeah but you've got a spare +Gerard Blacklock 🙂

38. Haha, you're right +Gerard Blacklock – I'm already picking out a new one 😀