Challenge 1 - Canberra

I have been challenged by my 365 friend, Lee @gamelee to post landscapes for the next three days and to challenge three other 365ers to do the same. I am now challenging Pat @happypat, Joyce @thistle, and Derek @derekvickers. Hope you will take part. The landscape may be a photo in your files and does not have to be a new one. Just tag it feb15landscapechallenge

I thought I would post three photos from my files of some of our capital cities. This first one is a view of Canberra taken from the Telstra Tower.

[Elaine]

Now that's an unusual landscape shot Babs and I like it a lot! When I went up the Telstra Tower there had been heavy rain and everything was very dull.

[Joyce]

Love the way you've captured this Babs The POV is great. I'm off to search for landscapes!

[Margaret Obey]

Great capture

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely view

[sally agnew]

Beautiful view :)

[Robyn]

Lovely framing

[Sheralee S]

Nice landscape Babs, one with a difference.

[Sally Ings]

Stunning view. I like that you have left the windows

[bkb in the city]

What a great view

[Richard Creese]

A nice view.

[Molly]

An unusual take on a landscape shot - great view through the window.

[Jane Morley]

You always manage the unusual. Great shot.

[gloria jones]

Neat framing for the landscape, layers, depth

[Pat Knowles]

Love your landscape through this lovely window Babs.......landscapes are such a good way to get the feel of a country!

[Derek Vickers]

A great idea Babs. Love this landscape. Thank you for the challenge. :)

[tony gig]

Wonderful shot and framing Babs.

[Shailesh]

fantastic framing..

[Poppo Livy]

So who stole Canberra. Maybe its been cancelled due to lack of interest

[Babs]

@elaine55 Thanks Elaine. It was very dry when I went up there as you can see.

[Babs]

@thistle Thanks Joyce. Look forward to seeing them.

[Babs]

@ceilidh @beryl @hermann @flyrobin @bella_ss @salza @bkbinthecity @richardcreese @dolphin Thanks so much. It was very windy up there

[Babs]

@chimfa Thanks Jane, is this because I have a strange brain?

[Babs]

@seattlite Thanks Gloria.

[Babs]

@happypat Thanks Pat. Canberra was very dry when I took this photo.

[Babs]

@derekvickers Thanks Derek. Look forward to your photos.

[Babs]

@tonygig @shailestha Thanks. I think the windows make a natural triptych.

[Babs]

@terryliv ha ha, that's not a very nice thing to say about our capital city.
Maybe they should have stuck with Plan A and put it where they initially intended in Port Stephens.

[Gena Pegg]

Fabulous POV and beautifully framed. Like a collage Babs.

[Trisha Ford]

Gorgeous landscape!!!!

[Lois]

Fantastic landscape Babs! Love the included window frames!

[Marnie]

Sounds like a Ponzi scheme to me!

[KWind]

Fabulous landscape...love the framing!

[Kathie]

Lovely landscape. Sounds like a chain letter...and if you don't hundreds of people will come and poop on your lawn. LOL

[Babs]

@kathiecb haha, we could do with some poop on our lawn Kathie. We live near the ocean and the garden is almost pure sand. Any contribution gratefully received.

[Babs]

@eyesmile @trishaford @loweygrace @golftragic @kwind Thanks so much. I am on catch up again. Only need one day out and I always seem to fall behind.

[Kat]

Beautiful view. Great capture. :)

[Lee]

What a great alternative to a straight forward landscape shot, love the inclusion of the window frames, its like three in one. Good one.

[Peter]

Great landscape, lovely capture and composition Babs Love the windows almost creating a Triptych panel:)

[Paula W]

Very effective Babs, the frame produces three very different images.

[Kathie]

@onewing I'll send a letter to 10 of my friends. Haha

[Babs]

@gamelee Thanks Lee. That is what I liked about it too.

[Babs]

@pcoulson Thanks Peter, I saw the triptych angle too which is why I took the photo. It was very dry in Canberra when I was there and I think they were a bit concerned that another huge fire was about to go through.

[Babs]

@paulaw Thanks Paula. I thought the same.