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.
Clear Skies, Fishing and High Flying Jets
I knew there wouldn’t be any cloud at sunset but I was getting itchy feet so I headed out anyway and headed over to Gerroa to see what I could photograph.
Black Swans, Pellie on a Pole and a Selfie
High cloud persisted over a couple of days providing a great canvas for a back-lit sunset sky that I photographed in Shoalhaven Heads.
The Lee Wave, the Full Moon and the Fire – Incredible South Coast Sunset
You often get amazing sunsets on Seven Mile Beach, but throw in a gap on the horizon and a winter lee wave and you get some incredible sky light.
Strong Winds and Strong Colours for a Winter Sunrise on Seven
It might have been blowing a gale but on the beach it was a pleasant sunrise – vibrant colours splashed across the sky burning reds, oranges and pinks from horizon to horizon.
Vibrant Colours at Sunrise on Seven Mile Beach
Here’s a colourful sunrise I was well prepared for – all the forecasts put good high level cloud over the coast and I was on Seven Mile Beach an hour beforehand to capture it all.
Last Minute Sunset Hike up to Drawing Room Rocks
With a great sunset forecast I made the last minute decision to hike up to Drawing Room Rocks for sunset. Had the place to myself for the most part and enjoyed a scenic sunset over the very northern edge of the Shoalhaven.
Not Even a Morning Jogger on Chilly Seven Mile Beach
Yes, it was probably a morning you’d have been better served by spending under the doona, but photographers are strange folks.
Reverse Sunset on a Windy Evening at Black Head
The action was all to the east at sunset on Sunday evening. The last day of June was windy and chilly but scenic for all that.
Classic Jervis Bay Sunset on Cabbage Tree Beach
The cloud forecast for sunset on Saturday night was excellent and so we headed out early and decided to photograph the sunset from Cabbage Tree Beach in the Beecroft Weapons Range.