Bribie Island & Beachmere
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Autumn went out with a bang last night. I found this lovely old tree along the waters edge at Bribie Island, I wonder how long it will be before it falls into the sea.
I just love these gorgeous ripples and they lit up beautifully under the milky way.
Burn offs in the Glasshouse Mountains make for wonderful orange sunsets.
Another beautiful day in paradise on Bribie Island.
Taken about 3pm with a 10 stop filter.
Autumn went out with a bang last night. I found this lovely old tree along the waters edge at Bribie Island, I wonder how long it will be before it falls into the sea.
I don't often do astro photography so a couple of friends and I decided to head out to Beachmere to try. Its not perfect but we had a lot of fun trying :)
I don't know why but this mangrove tree reminds me of an evil character in a cartoon. amazing shape don't you think?
Another beautiful day in paradise on Bribie Island.
I loved being here photographing this. The white sand, the vine on the sand, the boats and the stunning sunset all worked together beautifully.
This gorgeous tree on the edge of the water on Bribie Island on Sunday was perfectly placed for sunset. There were people along the foreshore fishing and just enjoying the last moments of the day.
There used to be 3 of these gorgeous mangroves at Beachmere and they were lovingly known by local photographers as the " Three Sisters". I went here last night to do a star shoot with some friends and was saddened to see that only one remains, the last one to fall was still only metres away so its only recent that its succumbed to the elements, in fact you can still see where it stood in this photo.
Summer for landscape photographers means getting up super early to catch a sunrise. I rose at 2am yesterday morning to get to Beachmere in time for the dawn. It was worth it though, at least there were a few clouds around and I even found a couple to jellyfish to add to the shot. I hope you like it.
Another beautiful day in paradise on Bribie Island.
I loved being here photographing this. The white sand, the vine on the sand, the boats and the stunning sunset all worked together beautifully.
There used to be 3 of these gorgeous mangroves at Beachmere and they were lovingly known by local photographers as the " Three Sisters". I went here last night to do a star shoot with some friends and was saddened to see that only one remains, the last one to fall was still only metres away so its only recent that its succumbed to the elements, in fact you can still see where it stood in this photo.
A boat heading home to Bribie Island after a day frolicking in Pumicestone Passage. The beautiful mountains in the background are the Glasshouse Mountains just north of Brisbane. The smoky sky is due to authorities are doing a burn off to prepare for the hot summer ahead.
Another beautiful day in paradise on Bribie Island.
I love Jelly fish, there is something about them that attracts me, their colour, shape and texture are incredible.