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Kings Park - Perth, Western Australia

I got up early to take some photos of the sunrise and ended up at Kings Park afterwards to find no one around, perfect conditions!

Kings Park is very popular with tourists, but i believe you need to see Kings Park during the day and night aswell as early morning.


Equipment & Processing

- Canon 50D
- ISO100, f/7.1, 1/13, 24mm
- Canon EF 24-105mm IS lens.
- Tripod

- 4 shots, stiched using Auto Pano Pro
- Lens Flare added
- Cropped


About Kings Park

Officially opened on 10 August 1895, the park was originally called Perth Park and was renamed in 1901 to King's Park - the apostrophe was later dropped. This was to mark the ascension to the British throne of King Edward VII and the visit to Perth of George, the Duke of Cornwall and Princess Mary. One of the major roads through the park, May Drive is named in the Princess's honour.
It occupies 4.06 km? of the crest of Mount Eliza which overlooks the City and Perth Water on the Swan River. Two-thirds of the park is native bushland. The park is larger than New York's Central Park which is 3.41 km?. It was also the first park to be designated for public use in Australia (in 1872). During September-October of each year Kings Park hosts Australia's largest wildflower show and exhibition. Prior to European settlement and exploration Mount Eliza was known as Mooro Katta and Kaarta Gar-up by the Nyoongar inhabitants. At the base of the southern face is a freshwater spring, known as Kennedy spring (Goonininup), this is a fresh water spring providing year round water for the Yellagonga clan. The spring was noted by the first European visitors to the area, Willem de Vlamingh's party, on 11 January 1697. The Lieutenant Governor of the Swan River Colony, James Stirling, chose the townsite of Perth for this reason - the only local spring. He named the area Mount Eliza for Mrs. Ralph Darling. The availability of fresh water also attracted the Swan Brewery to the site and original buildings of the Old Swan Brewery and have been since been converted to restaurants, residential accommodation, and an art gallery.
The Colony's first Surveyor General John Septimus Roe recognised the qualities of the area and tried to protect it, by identifying the land to be set aside for public purposes. By 1835 Roe's protection was overturned and the first shipment of five tonnes of Jarrah was cut on Mt Eliza, becoming the colonies first export. Logging in the area continued until 1871 when Roe's successor Malcolm Fraser persuaded the then Governor Weld to set aside 1.75 km? as public reserve. In 1890 this was enlarged to its current size by Sir John Forrest, the first president of the Board appointed under the Parks and Reserves Act 1895. Forrest planted the first tree, a Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria heterophylla), and other trees were introduced to the site, Eucalyptus ficifolia and exotic species of Pinus; few of these were successful due to lack of irrigation.
The Mount Eliza reservoir provided water to the local area, and still remains, but by arrangement of the lease was partly diverted for use in the park itself. This was largely allocated, after 1919, to the memorial Oaks and Planes lining May Drive. Their eventual failure led to their substitution with Bangalay, Eucalyptus botryoides, and Eucalyptus calophylla var. rosea.
Since 1999, Kings Park has been administered by the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority, who also administer Bold Park, and does not come under any Local Government authority. The park's administration building contains all the administrative offices where visitors may book guided walking tours, get information, or reserve one of the facilities.
In early 2009, the south western area of the park was severely damaged by a fire, which has been suspected to have been deliberately lit.

Somewhere in a hutong (alley) around Qianmen. All things here in the photo are very traditional Chinese things. Well, I am afraid that I could not explain them clearly, because you may not understand how they work if you do not live with them in China. Emmm.... however, if you would like to try someday, I think you will find that they are not the same thing as the high-tech equipments but what really bring something into your live.

date: Apr. 24, 2011
by Seagull 4B with Kodak Pro 160.

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