Themes:
Panorama of Hurstville

Gardens


 garden : 1. A plot of ground where plants are cultivated.

2. The flowers or vegetables or fruits or herbs that are cultivated in a garden.

cameras were invented in the mid 19th century.
The photographic opportunities they offer range from closeup shots of detail and texture to large expanses of colour and contrast; from parts of individual plants to spectacular landscapes.
Photographing gardens mostly involves working in variable natural light and the subject changes with the seasons.

This month, DIG members presented their selections of garden photographs.

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Marilyn Schell 		click for a larger image (66k) then press BACK key
Gladys Brooks 		click for a larger image (60k) then press BACK key
Harry Vesely 		click for a larger image (74k) then press BACK key
Mary Blount
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Robin Ireland 		click for a larger image (60k) then press BACK key
Jean McCormick 		click for a larger image (64k) then press BACK key
Hazel Blair 		click for a larger image (62k) then press BACK key
Margaret Barnett
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Neville Donnet 		click for a larger image (60k) then press BACK key
Dorothy Durney 		click for a larger image (55k) then press BACK key
Leo Lennon 		click for a larger image (62k) then press BACK key
Barry Porter
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Ken McRae 		click for a larger image (64k) then press BACK key
Geoff Turton 		click for a larger image (63k) then press BACK key
Joyce Pickup 		click for a larger image (65k) then press BACK key
Pam Donnet