Koonya Sunset
Sunset at Koonya beach, Blairgowrie, Australia.
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Southern Rendezvous
A six minute exposure taken at night, aperture f11, iso 100 on Blairgowrie beach.
The long exposure reveals the apparent path of objects around the south celestial pole and also transforms the motion of the rough ocean waves into a soft mist.
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Space Time in Reflection
An HDR seascape sunset taken at Blairgowrie ocean beach.
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The Grasp of Her Shadows
A monochrome seascape shot taken just before sunset at Blairgowrie beach, Australia.
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Sisters Three
Night time on Blairgowrie beach.
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Time’s Reflection
The silhouette of a rock at Blairgowrie beach partially hides the setting sun.
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Gliding on a carpet of green.
Photos from the rocky plateaus of Blairgowrie. The plateaus are covered by bright green seaweed and exposed for exploration during lowtide. One misplaced foot and you’re face down in the slimy stuff
The photos are HDR images generated from 3 exposures, 1 stop apart.
Title – Path to the Sirens.
Title – Shepherd of the Green.
Title – Solstice.
Mini coastal waterfalls – low tide at Blairgowrie.
Title – The Captain’s Curse
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Title – Oasis
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100 miles to You – a Blairgowrie seascape.
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Thunder and halos at Blairgowrie ocean beach.
The return to Blairgowrie beach was everything I could hope for. I timed the visit to coincide with the low tide late in the afternoon, and as a bonus a thunderstorm happened to roll in off the ocean with a vengeance.
As I stood exposed on the beach to take this photo I was reminded of what a precarious situation this was. There were occasional bursts of lightning coming from the low dark clouds striking the water. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to capture a lightning strike with the camera but the view of the clouds was magnificent.
As the main part of the storm passed over head the rain poured down heavily and I managed to shelter my camera gear and most of my body by huddling against a large rock. As the rain began to ease gaps appeared in the clouds allowing scattered sunlight through creating wonderful light shows including halos and misty streaks.
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You can contact me by email at jim.worrall@gmail.com
Photography by Jim Worrall 