A distinctive landmark of the village is is St Georges church and burial ground. The area was first settled in the 1880s by wealthy Sydneysiders looking for a cool summer retreat. The church was consecrated in 1916.
I love the perspective of this shot, Joan. Those grave markers/head stones/whatevers sure look like they are from the un-poor. Maybe a bit too tidy for my scuffy appreciation.
I love seeing all your Autumn colours.
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Agree with Jim, go west to see some Autumnal colour, great use of focus.
ReplyDeleteI love the perspective of this shot, Joan. Those grave markers/head stones/whatevers sure look like they are from the un-poor. Maybe a bit too tidy for my scuffy appreciation.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photo - I love Autumn colours and moods:)
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot!!I really appreciate such shots !!Great post !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteFantastic foreground vs. background play!
ReplyDeletewhat a poignant picture of the autumn
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"looking for a cool summer retreat"
ReplyDeleteCertainly a kind of peace here.