A changing landscape.

Beauty doesn't last forever near the city.

[Marnie]

This is a great photo Rob, it invokes an immediate feeling of silence and heavy atmosphere pressing down on the landscape. Love the composition too.

[Mariana Visser]

love the mood of the photo

[Casablanca]

Something very poignant and sad about the desolation here......

[Ulrika]

this does have real feeling to it... nice landscape pity is has to be changed due to progression....

[sally agnew]

Beautiful moody ambience :)

[DHG]

Great landscape with an almost foreboding sense to it.

[Junko Y]

That's quite a statement you're making through your image. I agree with @dhg about the "foreboding" feel hre.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It is very moody and the fog really echos the sadness of the destruction of this landscape.

[Rob Z]

@golftragic Thanks so much Marnie - funnily enough this was quick shot from the car - but it really had that atmosphere about it.

[Rob Z]

@mv_wolfie Thanks Mariana - it's nice to hear from you again.

[Rob Z]

@casablanca Very true Casablanca - I guess the houses are needed but we seem to be losing more and more farming land....

[Rob Z]

@ulla Hi Ulrika - there seems to be quite a big dilemma up here - to sprawl outwards or to "fill in" in the cities.... Hard to know which is better!

[Rob Z]

@dhg Thanks DHG - I was pleased how it turned out - it was a quick shot from the car. :)

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann Hi Ann - it's hard to know what is better - to sprawl out or to "fill in" the spaces in the city. Brisbane seems to be in bit of a dilemma about it at the moment.

[Lesley]

I agree it does have a desolate quality. There is both in our area, filling in and sprawling out.

[Marnie]

You done good.