…that’s laid on the beach i took a walk on the other morning. And
that inspired me more than just that.
It looks something living creature.
It may look even having a face that looks unhappy.
Where did you roll in from?
Now you are free from rough surf journey on the water.
Have a good rest.
Until you decide to roll off to the sea again.
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The wave hit on the platform and crashed.
Flock of seagulls perched on the top of elevated platforms.
I tried to clip out one summer view at the beach in the nice breeze…and I hope this photo will bring you the pleasant vibration as I felt at the scene.
This is my contribution to Lents-Artists Photo Challenge #21.
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I went to Waikiki beach every day at sunset during my short stay at Honolulu in September. I photographed the sunset beach in many shots and this is one of them.
As we all know, every sunset is different that you will appreciate on the day, and which would be different from the one you saw yesterday. And this was one of the reasons why it kept me back at the beach every day.
This is my first contribution to Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge.
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…the beach for making sure the safety of all guests..
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I did not think that i really enjoyed taking shoreline photos at Point Danger; the headland locating at the south end of Queensland state.
Here are collections of which I particularly like for the way how waves were caught by long exposures.
Did you find any one of which caught your eyes? 🙂
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I passed by local surfers at the walk path in Burleigh Head National Park, most of whom scurried the path reaching for the point beneath Tumgun Lookout. They then rushed down the graveled slope to the seashore and puddled the board to catch the wave.
The below photo caught the shoreline looked down from Tumgun Lookout. I enjoyed seeing various patterns appeared and swept by waves. I also enjoyed seeing dotted local surfers on the water paddled and surfed.
If you move your eyes to the right, you will see the Gold Coast shoreline toward the end which is at Snapper Rocks. Underneath the lookout is the entry point of Tallebudgera Creek, that was taken in deep emerald and blue and was not cold (yes, I touched the water before I came to this lookout).
It was a nice walk of total 2 hours.
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I touched down on super gorgeous touristy spot.
A bit lack of sleep but I feel I am welcomed with warm and grace energy they have out here.
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So I had got a guest from Chicago for last five days. She headed back to Chicago this morning.
We have been long standing friend which has been over twenty years, and she visited me in Sydney last time ten years ago.
Here is a snapshot I took when we went to Watson’s Bay. Water at Camp Cove Beach was breathtaking.
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I would like to post one more photo out of the morning photography I did and had posted in here sometime ago.
That morning was exactly the one I liked, with complicated yet beautiful world in gold.
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At Bondi Beach, Sydney. 🙂
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