Vic – Central & North

Golden Goose

Farm life near Ballarat

Farm Colours

Cows and canola skirt scarce water in a dry spring

Electric Yellow

Wind turbines and canola fields near Ballarat

Chilled Lamb

Finding shade on a warm Spring day

Spring Roadside

A burst of colour under the gums near Lexton

Sheep Tails

A tailing heap from 1800s gold mine overshadows ruins of the gold rush era, now shelter for farm life

On Golden Pond

Swans and ducks fill a diminishing waterhole between the canola fields

Lake Learmonth

Drought sees the pier on dry land, with the centre of the lake just 1.5m deep

Tears in the Drought

This water tank artwork, created by Guido Van Helten in 2016 in Winton Wetlands, comes to life, with corrosion seemingly creating a stream of tears from this man's eye. The characters depicted are local volunteer firefighters and the water tank is used by the Country Fire Authority.

Face of the Land

Artwork created by Guido Van Helten in 2016. The characters depicted are local volunteer firefighters and the water tank is used by the Country Fire Authority.

Winton Wetlands

Light winter rains maintain some greenery, but the land remains terribly dry beneath

Cow Art

One of several art installations in the Winton Wetlands near Benalla

Mount Major

Morning fog and cold winter clouds roll over Mt Major, with one of the TV transmission antennae poking through

Black Angus

The mudpack... beef cattle in Girgarre, not shy of a camera! [201812. Featured in 2019 Campaspe Shire calendar]

Cow Web

Dew on a cold winter's morning hangs in the web as a herd of Black Angus beef cattle curiously inspect the photographer

Rochester Silos

Artwork by Jimmy DVate, completed in August 2018, highlights two locally-threatened animals – the sugar glider and the azure kingfisher. The kingfisher is posed in front of the Campaspe River.

Full Steam Ahead

Victorian Goldfields Railway J549 heads out of Maldon towards Muckleford

Restored Memories

Victorian Goldfields Railway J549 heads out of Maldon towards Muckleford

Maldon Memories

A Victorian Goldfields Railway passenger train prepares to head off to Castlemaine

Letting Off Steam

In 2014, as J549 came back into service, it was named after the late Brian Frewin to commemorate Brian's efforts in the restoration