Just a small selection of the landscapes that I’ve encountered on my travels.
Mary Street, Highgate, an inner city Perth suburb.
The Midwest outback near the mining town of Cue, Western Australia. There were carpets of flowers in this harsh country in spring.
The descent over Exmouth, Western Australia
Between Carnarvon and Geraldton. Taken from inside the car at 110km/hour. No, I wasn’t driving!
Between Morawa and Mingenew, Midwest towns, Western Australia. From the car window again.
Geographe Bay, Busselton, Western Australia. One of my favourite bays.
Outskirts of Geraldton, Western Australia. Oh! those summer colours of the Midwest!
Next month … I’m on the road again.
a dawn bird
In response to A Photo A Week Challenge : Landscape
The canola fields are turning gold in the farming Midwest.
This picture captures the colours of the Midwest, so perfectly, from the ground. 
There are expanses of these low growing shrubs, encrusted with tiny flowers growing in the bush.
Beautiful spears of flowers everywhere one looks. 
In this land even a common weed looks beautiful!
There are huge swatches of paper everlasting flowers. Just breathtaking!
Seeing them up close, is seeing perfection.
These purple flowers are scattered among the pinks and whites.
In my garden the bees are busy.
And, roses continue to bloom.
It is hot. It is red. It is dusty. The sky is blue. It is magnificent. 
There is a solitary tree at Spoilbank, in South Hedland. It is my favourite view from across the water. This is harsh country exposed to cyclones. I love the statement it makes. 
The muted shades of dusk.
The day ends beyond (tidal) Pretty Pool. It casts an iridescent glow.
The bird life at Pretty Pool is discreet. This heron was among the mangroves. It was barely bigger than a crow.
With a stretch that was amazing!
The tide had left a calling card. 
My favourite place early morning is near a church. The eagles like it too.
The magnificent cargo ships glide by, often without sound.
I’ve visited Cemetery Beach before when the turtles were hatching. (Yes, the beach is across the cemetery!). This time I found sculptures on shore. The real turtles in the sea were too quick to photograph.
A beautiful egret. An Eastern Reef egret, I think.
The rugged Pilbara shore.
A Shared Space 
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