ART by Jude Tulloch

Tag: Photography

  • Conceptual art?

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    Jude Tulloch
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    Visited the Australian National Gallery to see the American Masters Exhibition which showcases the Gallery’s strong collection of American Art from the 1950’s to the 1980’s. And of course this is not piece from that exhibition; it’s a sign at the entrance of the women’s toilets. I just loved the way it was lit like…

  • Lake Burley Griffin

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    Jude Tulloch
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    On a sunny spring Sunday morning, walking or cycling along the pathways around Lake Burley Griffin to major attractions like the National Museum, High Court, National Portrait Gallery, National Gallery and National Library is a must.

  • Descending the crevice

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    Jude Tulloch
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    The Chalwell Gallery loop from Lake Catani at Mt Buffalo National Park is only 1.7km long but requires some scrambling into tight spaces and climbing down rungs into this crevice. Definitely more easily navigated without a backpack.

  • Lake Catani

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    Jude Tulloch
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    A man-made lake constructed in 1910 that supplies hydro electricity for the nearby camping ground, Lake Catani at Mt Buffalo National Park provides perfect conditions for frogs as well as being a pretty spot to stop for a picnic.

  • Mt Buffalo calls

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    Jude Tulloch
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    It’s a place that holds magic for me. My first visit to Mt Buffalo was as a toddler, and I have found alpine regions mesmerising ever since. The rock outcrops tower monumentally, balancing precariously, creating lookouts across the low lying bogs and peaks, and splitting to form narrow passageways or sheer rock faces. I’d love…

  • A tight squeeze

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    Jude Tulloch
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    Chalwell Galleries at Mt Buffalo.