Farm house, South Australia. Photo: Bryan Clode.
Photos of the Australian Outback by Bryan Clode. See also “Photos Tasmania” and “Photos Australian Outback 1”.
The photos are not for commercial use, however you are welcome to use them for your own enjoyment and to share with your friends.
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On the fourth of November 2020 my beloved brother Bryan Clode passed away. I can’t express how much you will be missed by all who knew you, and the world is an impoverished place without you.
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Wheat farm, South Australia. Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Centralia. Australian Outback Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Centralia. Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Fair weather, Papunya. Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Storm in the Australian Outback (Papunya). Photo: Bryan Clode.
The photo above is one of my favourites, which I have on my computer as a screensaver/wallpaper.
Clouds, rain, and a rainbow in the Australian Outback. Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Ikuntji (Haast’s Bluff). Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Ikuntji (Haast’s Bluff). Photo: Bryan Clode.
This photo reminds me a little of Mt Arapiles in Victoria, Australia, and the Cedarberg mountains in South Africa. The distinctive trees are an iconic aspect of the Australian Outback – Desert Oaks, Casuarina decaisneana.
Ikuntji (Haast’s Bluff). Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Ghost gum, Central Australia. Photo: Bryan Clode.
Another iconic Central Australian tree, the Ghost gum was previously known by the botanical name Eucalyptus papuana, and now Corymbia aparrerinja. The Ghost gum is a very popular subject with photographers and artists of the Australian Outback.
Centralia, Ikuntji (Haast’s Bluff). Australian Outback photo by Bryan Clode.
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Ikuntji (Haast’s Bluff). Australian Outback scene. Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Flinders Ranges, South Australia. Photo: Bryan Clode.
I love the way the winding road leads to the ranges.
Flinders Ranges, South Australia. Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Kite (probably a whistling Kite). Photo: Bryan Clode.
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Red sunset over the red centre. Photo: Bryan Clode.
I hope you have enjoyed Bryan’s photos. He would be happy for you to download and share them.
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I remember you guys from Cape Town
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Was this the Bryan Clode originally from SA who briefly lived in Llanbradach, S Wales?
I saw a comment below referencing Cape Town, so I guess it is.
If so please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. Bryan was a friend of mine growing up.
Steve.
Hi Steve,
I am sorry to say that you are right – the one and only, inimitable Bryan Clode. My brother, my boetie and my buddy.
David Clode.
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David,
Once again my sincere condolences for your loss. The reason I initially enquired was I saw a social media clip of an iconic event… The Iranian embassy siege and it asked do you remember where you were. I was with your brother in your garage smoking cigarettes and if my memory serves me well, you came in and told us what was happening . The rest as they say is history.
Always remember it with a wry smile and he will always be in my thoughts.
Best wishes,
Steve.
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