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.
Low Tide and Sunset on the Shoalhaven Estuary
Some cool looking cloudscapes drew me to Shoalhaven Heads for Sunset and while the sky fizzed, it was great to be out on the tidal sand-flats enjoying some peace and quiet.
Autumn Sunset over the Shoalhaven River
We’ve been having quite the run of good sunsets and sunrises lately – maybe something to do with the transitioning seasons – I photographed this one in Shoalhaven Heads.
Mind-blowing Sunset Over Jervis Bay
An evening drive to the bay for a walk and a swim meant we were witness to an amazingly colourful sunset over beautiful Currumbene Creek, Huskisson, Myola and Callala Beach.
Sky High Sunset at Gerroa
After a fine old time at Bendalong in the morning, Catherine and I headed out to Gerroa in the evening to catch an awesome sunset.
Feeding the Stingrays at Bendalong
We paid a visit to Bendalong, to the south of Jervis Bay, to say hello to the friendly local stingrays and give them a bit of breakfast.
Angry Skies and Angry Seas at Gerroa
After a quiet Sunday I headed out to Black Head Reserve to photograph some long exposures with the Mavic and the sunset over the Shoalhaven Bight.
Eagles and Fishermen at Murrays Beach
The clouds looked promising and so I gambled on a longer drive than usual – down to Murrays Beach in Booderee National Park. The skies did not disappoint.
Over Gerringong at Sunset
With very little breeze (unusual on the coast) I decided to fly my drone over Gerringong at sunset.
Late Colour at Gerroa
It was one of those will-it-won’t-it sunsets – forecast looked great, then it clouded over badly, then the colour came back and the sky popped.