Victoria Point
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I love these 3 mangroves at Victoria Point, they always look so nice at dusk.
My best friend, my partner in crime was farewelled today after passing away from cancer. She was the ying to my yang and the most positive person you would ever meet. She was kind, loving and saw the funny side of life in every situation. I dedicate this image to her. She had a sunny disposition so this image reflects that I think - as the sun is going down it still shines so brightly giving off a golden glow and that's what Sue did...everyone she met loved her. Fly high with the angels now my dearest friend. I will miss you every day until we meet again. All proceeds from the sale of this image via my webpage (link below) will be donated to the Lung Foundation Australia lungfoundation.com.au/
I thought this was worth posting even though its a little "noisy." After all how often do you get so many strikes in one shot? I like to think that I am brave but when the lightning begins to come down I become the biggest chicken ever! This storm was very scary, lightning was coming down everywhere and the wind and rain was incredible. I took this shot and then took cover in the car.
Grateful to be a little boat, full of water, still floating - John Green
Twilight Victoria Point - Authorities are doing controlled burn offs in preparation for the long hot summer ahead so this makes for pretty skies.
A gorgeous time of day don't you think?
No clouds at all but oh so pretty light
I was so glad I got out of my warm bed and headed to Pt O' Halloran,as it turned out to be a glorious sunrise.
There wasn't much of a sunset this particular evening but there were these beautiful soft crepuscular rays to the east.
I loves these 3 mangroves, they always look so nice sitting out in the bay all by themselves.
A funny thing happened on Saturday morning. I was out shooting this overcast but calm sunrise when I heard someone yell out to me Morning Beth! I turned around and saw my boss on his morning run with his running group. He then started running back the way that he came and I yelled back "you're going the wrong way" and he waved to me then kept running. A few minutes later every single runner that jogged passed yelled out Morning Beth! My boss has a funny sick sense of humour but it made my morning - I have never felt so popluar :)
This is why I love living in the Redlands - stunning scenes like this are just minutes away. This was taken after I had finished a private photography lesson with my client Ralph. If you would like a lesson please email me :)
Sometimes we need to stop analysing the past, stop planning the future, stop figuring out precisely how we feel, stop deciding exactly what we want, and just see what happens - Carrie Bradshaw.
A glorious way to begin a brand new day. Taken at Pt O'Halloran at Victoria Point.
Low tide at Victoria Point - yes its mud but its still pretty.
No clouds but gorgeous light :)
I was so glad I got out of my warm bed and headed to Pt O' Halloran as it turned out to be a glorious sunrise.
Victoria Point
A stunning dusk over a mangrove tree as the moon rose in the distance.
This sunrise had the potential to be a spectacular one but the gray clouds rolled in. It was still lovely to be out and I am very grateful that we did get some colour :)
After a 36 degree Christmas Day Mother Nature decided to cool the day down with a summer storm. The lightning was incredible and scary (I could never be a storm chaser as I am the biggest chicken!)
Twilight Victoria Point - Authorities are doing controlled burn offs in preparation for the long hot summer ahead so this makes for pretty skies.
I love winter skies - we have had some of most amazing weather over the weekend - from heavy fog to spectacular sunrises and sunsets. It was worth standing in the cold water to capture this sunrise . Taken at Pt O'Halloran in Victoria Point.
The things I do to get a shot! This serene scene is very deceptive. The tide came in very quickly catching me unaware and as I tried to scurry to shore I kept sinking knee deep in the mud. I lost one of my water shoes and no matter how hard I tried to get it out of the mud it was stuck fast. All I can say is that I was very glad to see a tap near my car when I got back. :)
Absolutely stunning light as the sun was going down at Victoria Point
VP 28 Home is Where the Anchor Drops
A rather overcast but nevertheless pretty morning at Victoria Point
These rain clouds were moving quite quickly so I used a long exposure to capture the movement. Taken at Victoria Point in the Redlands.
Sundown at low tide at Victoria Point can be sandy yet at times muddy with sharp oyster like rocks which would cut your feet to shreds without shoes. A gorgeous time of day with that golden light hitting everything it touches.
I'm grateful to be a little boat, full of water, and still floating - John Green
After a 36 degree Christmas Day Mother Nature decided to cool the day down with a summer storm. The lightning was incredible and scary (I could never be a storm chaser as I am the biggest chicken!)
Twilight Victoria Point - Authorities are doing controlled burn offs in preparation for the long hot summer ahead so this makes for pretty skies.
Twilight in Blue
Not a cloud to be seen but such a pretty twilight
I was so glad I got out of my warm bed and headed to Pt O' Halloran as it turned out to be a glorious sunrise.
Wilsons Esplanade at high tide - always a pretty picture.
Another stunningly gorgeous morning at Victoria Point.