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We are so enthralled by your pics in the AG Flickr group, we're showcasing some of our favourites. Tune in weekly to see brilliant photography from AG fans.

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Letti's grandmother

26 Mar 2010

Love the grasshpper Report
KitKat

04 May 2010

Some amazing photos. I can't go past the one with the camels. The macro details are brilliant but my favourites are definitely those with a point of 'view' to share. Report
hlpowl

16 Nov 2010

I have every copy of AG. An excellent journal of exceptionally high standard. A wonderful showcase of Australia. Brilliant photography. Report
Tess

16 Nov 2010

Yes, I loved the camels too but the one with the Pacific Dawn was interesting. I was on this particular ship on the way to NZ when the Dawn Princess came into view a long way off at sunset, so I got a great photo of that ship with the sunset in the background. Ships are brilliant in photos! Report
Fiona

27 Apr 2011

Superb photography, well done all. Report

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