I make an effort to head out to photograph the local landscape every day. Quite often I will head out for sunrise (usually at one of the local beaches) and, if the skies are looking good I’ll head out for sunset too. In a sense these collections are like photo diaries too as I often make note of anything that catches my eye.
Seeing in the Sunrise on Seven
Boy was it chilly on Monday’s sunrise – 3.5ºc in fact. And I was in Crocs and cargo shorts. Brrrr. Still the view on Seven Mile Beach was lovely.
Golden Winter Vibes at Hole in the Wall
With a great cloud forecast, I drove down to Jervis Bay and into the Booderee National Park to photograph the sunset.
Seeing in the Sunrise at Seven on Seven
The beach has been nibbled away by the recent east coast lows but it turned on the style this morning for a golden sunrise.
Vibrant Winter Sunset at Gerroa
Good chance to test the low-light capabilities of my new camera last night at Gerroa. The clouds had looked promising all day and fortunately they
Lazy Lunchtime at the Kiama Blowhole
More adventures with my new camera as I spent a lazy lunchtime photographing the scenery around Blowhole Point in Kiama.
Chilly Sunset on the Shoalhaven Estuary
It wasn’t the warmest sunset I’ve had on the estuary, or the most colourful, but there’s always something cool to photograph on the river.
Beautiful Winter Sunset Over Berry Pastures
Lots of lovely high cloud made for a glorious winter sunset that I photographed over nearby pastures in Berry
Kiama Harbour From the Air
On a trip to Kiama the winter weather was stunning and there wasn’t a breath of wind – so I decided to fly my drone over the harbour and surrounds.
Whales in a Windy Bay and Sunset at a Stormy Gerroa
On Sunday we headed over to the newly re-opened Beecroft Weapons Range and spent some time watching a whale and her calf and then we drove to Gerroa for what turned out to be a stormy sunset.