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.
Making Memories on Seven Mile Beach
Some great sunset light was promised by the high clouds and I headed to the local beach to capture the skies and enjoy there not being any vehicles driving on the sand.
Perfect Summer Sunset at Broughton Creek
I headed out late for sunset, but still managed to capture a couple of keepers as we enjoyed a vibrant sunset over the river here in Berry.
That Was the Week that Was – Gerroa and Berry and the Heads
Warmer weather is here and I have enjoyed a mixed bag of sunsets around where I live, including shoots at the Lord Family Farm in Berry, Seven Mile at Gerroa and the Shoalhaven Estuary
Sunday Sunrise and Everything’s Pastel on Seven
I checked the forecast early and the cloud cover looked good so I set the alarm for 5am and headed over to the Heads to photograph the sunrise and everything went pastel.
Big Red Sun and Peace Reigns on the Estuary
Sky held promise and I toodled off early to Shoalhaven Heads to capture the sunset on the river estuary.
Surprise Colour Burst on an Otherwise Grey Evening at Gerroa
The sky wasn’t looking too impressive until about five minutes after it actually set, when some surprise colour lit up the horizon.
Hazy Bushfire Sunset on the Back-Roads Above Berry
It would have been quite a boring blue sky sunset but for the fact that bushfire smoke from hundreds of miles away was channeled south and created moody orange skies.
Sky Fire at Gerroa
Having been occupied with other matters, it was great to head out to Gerroa for sunset last night and even greater when the sky gods sent some heavenly cloud fire our way.
Classic Spring Sunset over the Shoalhaven Estuary
Clouds looked pretty awesome an hour before sunset, so I headed out with plenty of time to photograph it with my DSLR and my drone. Got some great back-lighting and some nice shots of the pellies.