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.
After the Rain – Sunset on the Estuary
With unsettled winter weather bringing adverse conditions to the south coast, things have been a bit quiet lately. However the skies are finally clearing and I was itching to get out and photograph a sunset no matter how good or bad it was forecast to be.
Shorebirds, Crabs and a Selfie on the Estuary
The satellite map looked promising, so I headed out onto the Shoalhaven estuary to photograph the sunset and enjoyed a peaceful and vibrant sky display.
Two Moody Sunsets in Gerroa
Unsettled weather makes for moody skies. I photographed two winter sunsets down at Gerroa.
Pastel Skies over the Shoalhaven Estuary
With time pressing and a high tide restricting movement around the estuary I decided to just fly my Mavic 2 Pro over the old heads of the river.
Sunday Afternoon at Whiting Beach and Sunday Sunset at Moona Moona
With unseasonably warm weather forecast I headed into Booderee National Park to explore Whiting Beach and then, as the evening approached, I drove to Moona Moona Creek to photograph the sunset.
Chancing a Gap to the West for Late Sky Colour at Gerroa
It looked like there’d be a gap in the clouds out to the west, so I gambled on the outcome and headed out to Gerroa with Canon and Mavic and was rewarded with a late burner of a sky.
Moody Sunset on the River and Some Lightning Over the Ocean
With low cloud forecast I knew there wasn’t going to be much sunset colour but the satellite showed a storm heading our way, so I headed out the river.
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.