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.
Sunset Shards on the Edge of the Cloud in Gerroa
Sunset Shards on the Edge of the Cloud Bank in Gerroa I knew that a lack of high level clouds to the south would mean
Rainbow Clouds, An Extremely High Tide and Blood Red Skies
The high clouds meant we were due some colour in the sky at sunset so I headed down to Gerroa to photograph it.
Amazing Sunset Colour Splash at Gerroa
I knew there was a cloud gap way off to the south and that the sunset colour would arrive late, so I patiently waited until well after the sun had set for this particular colour splash to materialise.
Glorious Autumn Sunrise on Greenfields Beach in Jervis Bay
More good cloud forecast so I headed to Jervis Bay and picked Greenfields Beach is my chosen sunrise location.
Extremely Colourful But Very Brief Sunset Colour Splash at Gerroa
Forecast for sunset looked good so I decided to photograph proceedings at the rocks on Seven Mile Beach at Gerroa.
All of the Colours at Callala Beach Sunrise
With good cloud on the forecast I headed off early to Jervis Bay to photograph the sunrise from Myola and Callala Beach.
Calm Sunday Evening on Seven Mile
Not much colour forecast on this particular evening but I fancied a fly of my drone and so headed down to Gerroa to capture the sunset.
Dolphins at First Light on Seven Mile Beach
The forecast wasn’t great for sunrise, but I didn’t care, I went anyway. And as it happened some surprise visitors showed up on Seven Mile.
Back to Booderee – Sunset at Green Patch
With a great sunset in prospect, I headed out early down into Booderee National Park and the stunning Green Patch beach.