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.
Morning Drone Flight over Seven Mile Beach
Great cloud forecast drew me down to Shoalhaven Heads Beach but with all of the action over the land, I decided to fly my drone.
Beautiful Spring Sunrise on Seven Mile
The weather’s improving, the days are getting longer and the sunrises are starting earlier – perfectly good reasons to enjoy a sunrise on my local beach.
Birds of a Feather and Birds of Metal
Little bit of high cloud was lurking in the sky so I decided to head down to Hay Avenue to see what the sunset light was like.
Warm Weather and Fire to the West at Sunset in Gerroa
Glorious colourful skies were thwarted by the clouds closing up near sunset at Gerroa, but the sun pushed through to provide deep purples in the skies to the west.
Sunset Reflections at Gerroa
Some blocking cloud ruined the back-lighting at sunset, but the beautiful spring conditions more than made up for it.
Moody Sunset at the Wharf
With a bit of clear space between the rain clouds I headed down to the river in Shoalhaven Heads to photograph what turned out to be a moody sunset on the river.
Pastel Sunrise on a Wind-Blown Seven Mile Beach
I didn’t actually set the alarm clock for sunrise this morning, but Catherine did because she was going running, so I got up anyway and was treated to a lovely pastel sunrise.
Burst of Colour on Berrys Beach
Winds had moved most of the high level cloud to the north, but there was still a decent spray of the good stuff to back-light the sunrise on Berrys Beach.
Peaceful Skies Above Seven Mile Beach National Park
No promise of cloud, but not promise of wind either, so I headed out to Seven Mile and photographed the sunrise from the golf course end of the beach.