A long exposure shot from Fairy Cove beach, on the beautiful Wilsons Promontory.
August 15, 2026 | Categories: Australia , Australian , beach , images , landscape photos , long exposure , ocean , photography , photos , pictures , seascape , travel , wilsons promontory | Tags: Fairy Cove , round boulders , seascape , wilsons promontory | Leave a comment
Fairy Cove is a secluded beach on the beautiful Wilsons Promontory. Access to Fairy Cove is via a signposted diversion off the Darby River to Tongue Point walking track. The cove features large rounded granite boulders, clear water and beautiful scenic surroundings. The cove is best visited at low tide for beach access.
February 14, 2026 | Categories: Australia , Australian , beach , bush walk , bush walking , ocean , photos , pictures , sea , seascape , travel , wilsons promontory | Tags: Australia , Australian , beach , bush walk , Fairy Cove , granite boulders , photography , seascape , wilsons promontory | Leave a comment
The late afternoon sun lights up the boulders at Whisky Bay, Wilsons Promontory.
Technical stuff – 8 sec, f/8, ISO200. 10 stop + 4 stop grad filters
July 12, 2020 | Categories: art , Australia , Australian , beach , excursion , filters , images , landscape , landscape photos , long exposure , ND filters , photo website , photographer , photography , photos , pictures , prints , sea , seascape , travel | Tags: art , image , Jim Worrall , long exposure , photography , photos , pictures , seascape , whisky bay , wilsons promontory | Leave a comment
The setting sun casting warm rays on the beautiful coastline at Whisky Bay on Wilsons Promotory.
March 10, 2020 | Categories: art , Australia , Australian , Bass Coast , beach , excursion , images , landscape , landscape photos , long exposure , mist , motion blur , ND filters , photo website , photographer , photography , photos , pictures , prints , sea , seascape , sunset , Uncategorized | Tags: Jim Worrall , long exposure , seascape , sunset , whisky bay , wilsons promontory | Leave a comment
Photography by Jim Worrall 