@Didgeree  
I get that. Personally, I’m not fond of ‘blank’ nature shots. They don’t feel right unless there’s something in them, whether it’s an animal, a flower or something man-made, it gives pictures more… something.  
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I don’t know what word I’m looking for, but for reference, my favourite picture I’ve taken is of the half-overgrown foundation of an old WWII ammo deposit in the small patch of bush across the road from where I live. Kinda makes for an interesting piece to discuss how Nature is attempting to claim something that was brought into its domain. It was stripped and demolished long before I was born, but they left the foundation, and you can occasionally come across spent rifle casings and the like if you take a metal detector.

@Background Pony #7500  
Yes, I take these photos myself. I love going out to the mountains and taking plenty of photos

My only question is if you take these photos yourself.  
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Also, I’m from SE QLD.

@Background Pony #CCBC  
Yay! Someone saw her!

I can see the police pony from Rock Solid Friendship at the bottom.

@BakedBeans  
Yep @Didgeree  
Massive!

@BakedBeans  
They are amazing! It is illegal to climb them though, like it says in the description. But there is access to them via a walking trail and a small bridge linking the rock formation to the plateau.

Hard to get a sense of scale from the picture. It looks kinda small here but I assume it’s gotta be big if people climb it.