Ben Cooke’s elementography

The penultimate view of the sun sinking into the Indian Ocean at Leighton Beach.

Harking back to a similar image, this one takes in a more expansive view including the very strong late summer’s afternoon sunlight as seen from the pedestrian bridge across the rail yard at Leighton Beach.

A few minutes before sunset on the edge of Bennion Beach.

As an ode to the recent spate of almost Spring like weather, a revisit of some Autumnal warmth as seen from the hills above Salmon Beach, near Windy Harbour in the D’entrecasteaux National Park.

Sailing away from Kalbarri for a few days, we return to Perth and Herdsman Lake at near dusk.

One word: warmth.  At least, as much as winter can bring you.  Just east of Port Gregory.

The view from inside Sanford’s house.

The footbridge across Loch McNess is fringed by remnants of the fires which affected Yanchep National Park at the start of 2009.

The cold icy tendrils of winter are slowly enveloping us here in the west.  Sometimes it’s nice to remember a warmer time.

Lake Monger, WA.