One of the biggest parts of photography, especially when it deals with nature, is waiting.  It pays to have a good book in the glove box or snuggled in next to the lenses.

28/02/2009

Computer issues fixed…mostly.

Dark clouds gather over North Beach, Perth.

One appears to be experiencing some shenanigans with one’s computer this evening, so I’ve been forced to dip into the archives for an image.

This image is from the Gap in Albany, quite possibly my favourite place on earth.  The average age of the rocks is ~3.5 billion years.

29/09/2008.

A barely trying attempt at mammatus cloud lingers over the near shore at Bennion Beach, Perth.

28/02/2009

A bruised and laden sky, which ultimately resulted in a mere trickle (but a hell of a sunset) drifts south towards Perth, high above Bennion Beach.

It’s not every day you rock up to your local beach with the intent of taking some photos only to find some rock band shooting a film clip.  Well, it was this evening, apparently.

28/02/2009

Prior to a rare afternoon of summer rain, the sky over the ocean always takes on a certain hue.  The brief summer rain enjoyed in Perth on the 28th of February was no exception and over the next week or two I’ll feature some images I captured from that afternoon that included a fairly spectacular sunset.

28/02/2009

A last minute freak chance capture of the pink glow of a sunset, shot from my office no less.

City Beach – 24/02/2009

Growing up I always looked upon images of tropical Australia with awe at the colour of the turquoise oceans and palm tree clad shorelines.

Turns out most of the tropical oceans are a milky brown colour and the clear turquoise waters are actually in the southern Indian and Southern Oceans.

Not that it’s a bad thing.  Meelup Beach, Dunsborough in all its glory.

26/01/2009

The almost unquenchable final embers of an oceanic sunset.

18/01/2009