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Fraser Island (K'gari) in southern Queensland, Australia is World Heritage-listed.
It is the world's largest sand island (1,840 sq.km. in area), 123 km north to south and 22 km wide.
The wreck of the MV Maheno provides many photo opportunities
Dingo mother and child
King Ferns near Central Station
Waddy Point rocks
Coastal grasses
Tukkee Sand Dunes
Forest near Waddy Point
Orchid Beach
Native grasses
Highlight
Orchid Beach tracks
Patterns at Lake Boomanjin
Eucalypt flowers
Banksias in late afternoon light
Dingo on the prowl
Waddy Point rocks and pool
Boat and west coast beach
Indian Head (Tukkee Wurroo)
Happy face
Turtles in Lake Allom
Boat passing Awinya Creek Beach
Banksia flower
Weather patterns - Awinya Creek Beach
Trees near Bowarrady Creek Beach
Birds on the thirds
Happy landing, Orchid Beach
East coast beach reflections
More native grasses
Pay attention !
Lift-off
Trees at Lake Boomanjin
Rocks near Bowarrady Creek Beach
Dingo at the Maheno
Awinya Creek horizontal abstract
Beach patterns, Awinya Creek
More patterns at Lake Boomanjin
Fallen tree, Pile Valley
Tree patterns, Lake Boomanjin
Forest east of Lake Allom
Lake McKenzie (Boorangoora)
Twisted trees at Lake Boomanjin
Tyre tracks on the beach
West coast abstract
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