Oyster farming was once a big business at Yamba on the Lower Clarence River but most leases are now on the more pristine estuaries of the Wooli and Sandon Rivers to the south. This is the processing shed for the Yamba Bay Oyster Company.
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Especially like the blue tones and reflections in the first capture Mark. Great images.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots, Mark. They look so much at home in that landscape.
ReplyDeleteThere is a lovely simplicity about a shed. I'm always taking photos of sheds but not sheds by the water.
ReplyDeleteLol the European midden.
Around the estuaries of Sydney Harbour are dotted a multitude of boad sheds that are very reminiscnet of your oyster shed. Did your beds get a disease like the disease that decimated the Hawkesbury River oyster industry?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue sky! =)
ReplyDeleteHappy & Healthy New Year to you & your family! =)
I love those blues!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year & Happy Blue Monday, Mark.
That's interesting..Love oyster:)
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Wonderful shots....that location which see in photo is so attractive and amazing.that's all in blue look so nice.i love all blue.the sheds on river are so amazing.
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