I receive a lot of comments regarding the style of pics people see on this blog.
Fashion, Glamorous models and seascapes, well guess what I do look at other genres as well
Here is neither fashion nor beach,
I receive a lot of comments regarding the style of pics people see on this blog.
Fashion, Glamorous models and seascapes, well guess what I do look at other genres as well
Here is neither fashion nor beach,
Clouds really lift landscape photography.
They add drama, change the light and sometimes frame a key element.
The clouds at Snapper Rocks formed the perfect window of sunlight………
After a marathon fashion shoot, an extended hike with my son’s scout troop, a relaxing walk along the beach with a camera in hand was in order.
Snapper Rocks has changed so much since the big storms earlier this year, so it’s like finding a new location every time I visit.
This morning the surf was pounding in, and there was a wonderful contrasting sky…….
A lovely morning at Burleigh Beach this morning, great clouds and wave action.
A little chill in the air which of course made the first coffee taste even better.
I actually shot too many from this same location this morning because it was just so nice to be there.
Watch out Surfers Paradise, the clouds are closing in………
After a bit of a lay off due to other work, I jumped out of bed with gusto.
Off to the beach to capture a nice sunrise or two.
I drove to the beach, strolled out to the rocks, coffee in hand and waited….
The sun now rises almost an hour later since I last was at the beach !!
So I captured some shots before the sun came up…….
Whoops….Sunrise is at 6.00am not 5.00am, and yes I found myself standing near a small lighthouse, freezing cold getting covered in salt spray.
Three pics later I had enough of that location.
The clouds weren’t co-operating, it was too windy and the sky stayed grey.
As I neared home, I noticed that Burleigh Heads was sheltering a small rock pool and the sun was partly hidden by cloud.
Knee deep in still clear water, I was lucky to at least capture a seagull sunrise…..
Burleigh Heads is a remarkable location.
Great surfing on one side, family friendly swimming on the other.
Fishing of all kinds and beautiful walks thru rainforest with remnants of ancient volcanos all around.
Its hard to find a great location to shoot from, but my favourite is along the Eastern edge amongst the basalt pillars and boulders.
Its easy to get up early to catch the Burleigh sunrise……
I have mentioned in earlier posts that the Gold Coast has suffered at the hands of mother nature this year.
High seas and winds have changed the landscape. in some places to an extent that they are barely recognisable.
The little cove near Snapper Rocks is one of these, however foe photographers another layer of beauty has been exposed.
Texture and colour abound, and when dramatic clouds and sunrise combine with these new elements there is a wonderful transformation……
The long weekend is here, the roads are packed, the beaches will be family favourites,
Special foods hit our tables, and families get together.
Snapper Rocks and the remnants of the bad weather served up a beautiful Easter Saturday sunrise…….
The sun has returned from its sabbatical, finally.
The Gold Coast can now start to rebuild the beautiful beaches and its great to see people out and about.
As I backed out the drive at 5.00am this morning a small rain squall hit, and I thought here we go again.
I continued to a favourite spot to be greeted by this dramatic sunrise full of colour…….