Jean-Marc La Roque Gallery
Award-winning Jean-Marc La Roque came to Australia from Normandy, northwestern France, in the late 70s. This collection of his images features Australian landscapes, heritage architecture and beautiful rural scenes
A photograph for me starts with contemplation, then comes the observation, to construct, arrange, compose and create your subject into your vision - Jean-Marc La Roque
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Vehicle driving along remote unsealed road with cloud of dust behind
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Bushfire in wheat area endangering a flock of sheep, Australia
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Road leading past the wharf on the Murray River at Morgan in early morning fog
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Clunes Town Hall 1873
Clunes Town Hall 1873, built at the height of the gold rush when the town grew to become the fifth largest town in the colony. Many of the historic buildings have been preserved, making it a draw card for tourists. Clunes, Central Highlands, Victoria, Australia
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Arch, Architecture, Australian, Blue Sky, Building, Colonial, Day, Edifice, Entrance, Exterior, Heritage, Historic, Municipal Building, Tourism, Town, Town Hall, Travel Destinations

The door of an old freight train given a new lease of (rustic) life
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The wharf on the Murray River at Morgan in early morning fog
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Ferry service across the Murray River at Morgan in morning fog
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The wharf on the Murray River at Morgan in early morning fog
The wharf on the Murray River at Morgan in early morning fog. The town was once one of the busiest ports on the river. The heritage-listed structure began life in 1877 and was eventually 168 m long. After severe storm water damage in 1993 more than half its length, including the oldest section, had to be demolished. Morgan, South Australia, Australia
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Mount Chambers and the bed of Mount Chambers Creek in mid-foreground
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Former Catholic church, St Gabriels, opened in 1883 and closed in 1970
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Mount Chambers and the bed of Mount Chambers Creek in mid-foreground
Mount Chambers and the bed of Mount Chambers Creek in mid-foreground. The mountain is about 10 km off the Blinman-Arkaroola road - remote. Mount Chambers Gorge stretches about 50 m across the mesa: the walls of the chasm are about 3 m apart at one end and 2 m at the other. North Flinders Ranges, South Australia, Australia
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