GrahamH's photos

A Sunday afternoon in the Japanese Garden in Toowoomba. July 2022.

A Sunday afternoon in the Japanese Garden in Toowoomba. July 2022.

A Sunday afternoon in the Japanese Garden in Toowoomba. July 2022. HFF to my Ipernity viewers for 06/12/24.

A Sunday afternoon in the Japanese Garden in Toowoomba. July 2022.

A Sunday afternoon in the Japanese Garden in Toowoomba. July 2022.

A Sunday afternoon in the Japanese Garden in Toowoomba. July 2022.

A sign at a privately managed carpark. June 2022.

I was pruning some shrubs and this magpie came around finding food in and around the cuttings. At times it was only centimetres from my feet. It wasn't bothered by my continual movement. June 2022.

Two trees, eucalypts, one in my yard and one next door. May 2022.

A sunset of interesting clouds, seen near my home. May 2022.

An unusual flower on a plant which was in the garden prior to our living here. May 2022.

Telecoms works pending.Seen in a motel. In Australia this rope is used to pull cables into underground ducts. The blue and yellow colour combination is used by the Parramatta Eels rugby league team hence the name. April 2022. See PiP.

Another photo of the corner shop near my home. This occasion at dusk. April 2022. Also see www.ipernity.com/doc/grahamh/51791600

A circuit I built in early 2021 to take a mono unbalanced audio signal at line level from a sound desk, isolate it and provide two pseudo stereo feeds to different devices and a headphone monitoring point. The 4 connections are 6.5mm phone sockets. This was used in enabling church services to be sent over the Web on a conference program. Mouse over for more info. March 2022.

A switch box I built to send unbalanced stereo sound at line level to two alternate devices. March 202.

Did anyone else here work for Telecom Australia? March 2022.

Bundaberg railway station at dusk. July 2018.

The Murphys Creek station building has been repurposed as a museum. The steam loco water tower is apparently remains here for its visual heritage appeal as it no longer functions. The level crossing works regularly for the passing rail freight, largely coal. Sometimes the crossing can be blocked for a while when a train stops in the loop siding to cross another going in the opposite direction along this single line route. The radio tower provides signals communication and a two-way radio system for the train crews to talk with train control. December 2019. PS Just noticed a fence on the right and the left, HFF.