Lately I haven’t been getting out enough in the early mornings, and bless my darling husband, he has been very encouraging! The effort of getting out of bed is nothing compared to what I could have missed! This is our steamy beach this morning, obviously the water much warmer than the chilly air! Also a great opportunity to try out my little Panasonic FZ200 (lightweight, ultra zoom, ideal for walks with husband, without tripod)
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a spectacular morning! Wonderful beach!!
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Hi Cybele, yes! cold, steamy and spectacular, and this morning much warmer, no mist – just totally different. Isn’t that just the beauty of it – different all the time! 🙂
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I wish I was there – lovely!
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Hi Ritva, you never know – you might visit one day 🙂
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Magical! I do love a good sea mist 🙂
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Thank you Sarah, yes I believe it was a good one … nice and thick!
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Ethereal!
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Wow… Really nice! Haven’t seen something like this. The water over here is mostly the same temperature as the air.
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Hello Sari, Thank you so much for your comment. Luckily for us photographers, nature seems to be full of surprises! 🙂
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Gorgeous set of images – the light is wonderful 🙂
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Thank you – see, all I had to do was get out of bed. It certainly is the best part of the day! 🙂
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Beautiful!
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Thank you, Steve! 🙂
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Your welcome 🙂
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Really enjoying your images at the moment, such a beautiful area. And I agree, hard to get out and about early at the moment, -4 degrees here this morning!
Doug.
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Hi Doug, Thank you so much for your comments, which are greatly appreciated! It wasn’t -4 here, about +8, so I have nothing to complain about, do I?
Do you mind me asking, where is home at the moment? Are you continually travelling our beautiful country or based somewhere. I tried to find the information in your blog, but could have missed it 🙂
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I am based in Barraba, a small country town 100 km north of Tamworth. I spent a few years travelling around eastern Australia between 2010-2013, Most of the images have been from those trips, some are from around my area.. Still do a short trip every now and then, but mainly just around my area at the moment.
Cheers.
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My husband Laurie knows Barraba well, and says he’ll have to take me out there some day. He had a dear friend there: Les Brookes, who has since passed away.
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Sorry for the late reply. Always amazes me how small a world we live in. I did not know Mr Brookes but hope to see you up this way one day, or vise versa!
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Yes, indeed! 🙂
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These are all amazing! What beautiful views and what a great eye for catching the photo in the moment.
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Hi Danielle, thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate it! For my adorable husband it was like taking the dog for a walk, having a little sniff very so many steps. (Bless his little socks :-))
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