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.
Incredible Sunrise Light Over the Bay at Hyams Beach
The cloud forecast looked first-rate so I headed down to Jervis Bay to capture the sunrise over the area’s most famous beach – Hyams.
Distant High Cloud on the Horizon
There was a chance of some high cloud this morning so I headed out early to Seven Mile Beach and let the drone stretch its wings.
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.