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Photos by Andrew Spargo : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

View toward Mount Aleck, close to the rim of Wilpena Pound

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In the casted shadow of the Wilpena Pound Range

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Rock outcroppings (on southern slopes of Wilpena Pound Range)

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Toward Rawnsley Bluff (950 metres, 3,116 feet)

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Wilpena Pound's south-eastern flank, close to sunset

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Experimenting with short exposure and small aperture values

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Exponential Branches at Waterfall Gully

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X-3D stereoview of...hmm. What can I call this?

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X-3D stereoview of yellow wildflowers (Dandelions)

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First Waterfall, Morialta Conservation Park

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Triodia-dotted hillside in Morialta Conservation Park

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X-3D stereoview of Deep View Lookout precipice

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Myself photographing the wonders of nature

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X-3D stereoview of quartz formation at Warren Gorge

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View of a cascading nameless creek near Warren Gorge

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X-3D stereoview of hollowed tree on nameless creek near Mount Arden

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X-3D stereoview of a triodia on slopes of Mount Arden

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Mount Arden (844 metres, 2,768 feet)

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View of Mount Abrupt (far left) and Wilpena Pound's western face (centre)

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X-3D stereoview of limestone on tributary of Torrens River (Fourth Creek)

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X-3D stereoview of gnarled tree on tributary of Torrens River (Third Creek)

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P-3D stereoview of gnarled tree on tributary of Torrens River (Third Creek)

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Andrew Spargo's conversations

Jessica G. said:

Hi Mick, thanks a lot for taking the time to go through my gallery! I know what you mean about the X-3D's, I'm not used to them now and they give me a headache before too long. But I still think it's worth it. :)

Mick Flynn said:

Wow, I've seen double bows before, but never like this! A stunning capture.

adi.m said:

amazing

Deyannah said:

just amazing!!!

BEDRİ AKÇAY said:

3544 meters in altitude, great courage to take photos, of course it requires that any other profession, Bedri / Turkey

Bacea Anton said:

Very artistic picture Stephan congratulations !!!

Greetings from Romania, Anton.

matsljungberg said:

Very nice view of the Canadian mountains. Greetings from Sweden, Mats.

LupusBXL said:

thanks for your comment, Ospr3y! very much appreciated. cheers, c

LLANADAY said:

PERFECTA

yadavmukti said:

This is wonderful photograph. I can see the sacred word 'OM' inscribed on the landscape of Holy Himalaya by God. This is considered as eternal word spelled by God in Hindu relegious scriptures. Thank you. Dr. Muktinath Yadav Uttarkashi, India

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Andrew Spargo

I'm a secondary student from Adelaide, South Australia, studying Year 12 this year. Outside of my time spent studying, I like to appreciate areas for their natural beauty, and I find most things about them very fascinating. One aspect I find wonderful about nature is the way it sincerely accepts our prescence - no matter how rugged, harsh, arid, simple or complex it is, its welcoming nature never ceases to exist. \ \ I enjoy cycling and hiking, given that they are adequate and thoroughly enjoyable ways of navigating through nature. \ \ Photography is another key interest of mine, due to the wonderful artistic effects it can provide, as well as it being a principal means to assist remembering the times spent in areas of natural beauty. I'm relatively new to photography, as I only began to regularly take pictures about one year ago.\ \ I am relatively conservative when it comes to photography: I tend to prefer to go out of my way to get a good, and perhaps unique and different picture - rather than just simply snapshot every moment. Therefore, the amount of photographs I have taken and uploaded is comparatively small.