Photographs of Canunda and Lake Bonney wind farms:
Wind in the Bush

Photography by Dave Clarke. More of my wind turbine photos are on Flickr

Lake Bonney and Canunda wind farms adjoin each other along a ridge near Millicent in South Eastern South Australia.
In these photographs I have not discriminated between the two wind farms - it is not obvious where one finishes and the other starts.

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	Home Wind Home Bottom The light from the sun as it was about to rise behind the grotesque shrub on the rise provides a counterpoint to the turbine Contact, email daveclarkecb@yahoo.com
	From the south west side of the range, late afternoon
	A composite of three images using a technique called high dynamic range (HDR) photography. From the north east side of the range, late afternoon
	Looking along the length of Canunda/Lake Bonney wind farm (HDR) Home Wind Home Top Bottom
	Sunrise, on the second day of my visit. The silhouetted tower of a turbine is on the right.
	Home Wind Home Top Bottom Nice pastel shades of the sunrise now in the sky
	There were 69 turbines in these two wind farms - stretching along the top of a linear sand ridge - when these photos were taken. This photo looks toward the southeast at sunrise.
	The trees and shrubs on the ridge are often twisted and gnarled. Home Wind Home Top Bottom
	There was a fire in the nacelle of this tower when it was being built. The damaged parts have been removed and the tower-stump is awaiting a new top section. I like the gloomy feel of the clouds. There is even something brooding about the tower-stump itself...
	Looking up a steep slope toward a turbine on top of the ridge
	Home Wind Home Top Nice 'fingers of God' shafts of sunlight through the early morning clouds