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.
Last Sunset of the School Holidays at Gerroa
Another school holiday period comes to an end and the last the holidaymakers head back up the coast to Sydney, leaving the beaches empty again. Just the way I like it.
Stormy Sunset at Black Head
Catherine and I headed out in the evening to see if we could spot some whales but we got a bit of unexpected sunset colour, so I got my camera out and captured a brief but dramatic sunset.
Windy Sunset on the Estuary
High cloud promised a splash of back-lit clouds, so I headed over to the river estuary to photograph a long weekend sunset.
Beautiful Skies Over Myola and Jervis Bay
Skies looked really promising at the weekend, so I drove down early to Jervis Bay and parked up at the pointy end of Callala Beach in the riverside hamlet of Myola.
Lone Fisherman and Moody Skies at Gerroa
I’d thought the skies might pop a bit more than they did, but it wasn’t to be. Just me and a fisherman on the beach.
Crimson Skies Above the Shoalhaven Estuary
As the end of the weekend rolled around, I headed over to Shoalhaven Heads to make the most of the calm weather and photograph the sunset with my drone.
Here, There and Everywhere – Sunset Nights
I got a bit behind so this photoblog is a bit all over the place in terms of location and date. For different evenings in here and shots form both ends of Seven Mile Beach.
Beautiful Sunset Over Red Point in Jervis Bay
I knew there was some sunset colour heading our way, so I headed out early and drove to Red Point in Jervis Bay to fly my Mavic 2 Pro drone and capture the lightshow from the skies.
Stormy Weather Makes Sunset Pop at Gerroa
Friday evening a bit of a storm blew in off the coast and tracked northwards spraying crawler lightning as it went. I photographed it at Gerroa.