Phillip Island
Victoria

Another shot from the base of the Pinnacles in June this year when the weather was wild, swell was up - challenging conditions but a great reminder of nature's powers. You can access this area from a turn off to Cape Woolamai. From the farthest car park it was about 45 minutes pleasant walking (in the right conditions). Only the last part is tricky going down a slope in the muddy conditions.


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Binalong Bay
Tasmania

Binalong Bay marks the southern end of the Bay of Fires Conservation area on Tasmania's North East coast. It is renowned for its red lichen at the water level. I was led to this tree by a fellow photographer Matthew Stewart who has also taken several compositions of the same spot. This image is one of a handful which will appear in an upcoming book entitled 'Tasmania: a visual journey'. Hopefully, it will be in the hands of all of the co-authors including Ian Wallace (who put it all together) by Christmas!

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Place: Malhada do Ouriçal Beach, PNSC - Portugal
Camera: Canon 5D
Lens: Canon 24-105mm
Filter: Lee 0.9 HE + Hoya CPL



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Petrel Cove
South Australia

Firstly, apologies for the lack of participation here on dA. Life has been full of different things happening including weekend weddings, work commitments and getting the house ready for renovations. That and looking after our beautiful baby has left us little spare time these days!

Putting that aside, in the days leading up to Christmas, I had managed to clear the backlog of wedding photographs to edit and so, I was excited to head down to the coast for a dawn again instead of seeing beautiful dawns and dusks pass through my study window! Petrel Cove is a rugged place to photograph with Victor Harbor's bluff in the background. Due to its southerly aspect, this kind of shot is really only possible during mid summer. In between dodging waves and getting soaked, opportunities like this presented themselves.

Merry Christmas everyone!! Lets hope new year presents itself with another opportunity like this.


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Alice Lake, Sawtooth National Recreation Area - ID.
Cropped. Tone Curve. Saturation.

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Dunstanburgh Castle

Cradle Mountain
Tasmania

Dylan and I sneaked away on a quick 10-day trip to Tasmania over the Easter break. Our goal was to capture the turning colours of the fagus in the stunning setting of the Cradle Mountain region. Alas, we arrived too early, so there were no red leaves frosted in early morning dew to capture (they were just turning from yellow to orange), but we had a ball photographing Cradle Mountain itself.

This image taken on one of the three evenings we spent trying to hunt down the perfect conditions. On this night Dove Lake was still, but there were no clouds to add interest to the sky. I took the shot anyway... I had to show something for standing out there freezing my fingers off!

Cataract Gorge
Launceston

This image was taken on the very first dawn of our trip to Tasmania in Autumn this year. Having not been there before, it was difficult to know what to take pictures of while scouting in the dark but the early morning gloom gave enough light to find this spot on the bridge when for 5 minutes, the skies exploded pink. And then greyness resumed!


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Place: Adraga Beach, PNSC - Portugal
Camera: Canon 5D
Lens: Canon 24-105mm
Filter: Lee 0.9 HE



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Bruarfoss
Iceland

This small waterfall is a little of the usual tourist route. It can be found a few kilometers off the main road heading toward the popular tourist attractions of Geysir and Gullfoss in the Southwest of Iceland. The most striking aspect of this waterfall was the long fissure through which it runs its blue streams. The water itself feels warm due to submerged geothermal activity which gives rise to slight steaming effect the water has. In the cold of Iceland, it's definitely yet another surreal sight to savour!

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