This is Noosa North Shore, looking North towards the coloured sand cliffs, and Double Island Point. The cliffs are on fire, and much of the precious sand dune cover is going to be lost. Errosion is inevitable, possibly from an irresponsible camper lighting fires in a total fire ban, or the back-burning error made by the councils.
Smoke can be seen to the left of this shot, limiting visibility along the beach. Still, this is one of the most beautiful places I have been, and the wildlife here, with the many eagles is just magical to witness. Even the pipi birds, gannets, terns, and seagulls (a seagull in flight in this shot) are awe inspiring!
Canon 5D Mk II, 35mm, 16:9 crop. Available very large, and best viewed large!
Comments
beautiful!
Thanks very much, appreciated! :)
– Adam Gormley
Stunning capture and the colors on this are awesome !!
Thanks very much Sean mate! :)
– Adam Gormley
Simply Spectacular. Beautiful image and colours. Very well done
Thanks very much, much appreciated! :)
– Adam Gormley
unique and excellent shot, Adam! cheers!
Thanks very much Scott mate! :)
– Adam Gormley
Adam this is amazing work! Your whole portfolio is sensational!
Thanks for the kind words Lynda! :)
– Adam Gormley
beautiful
Thanks very much Joy!! :)
– Adam Gormley
Great image Adam. Totally understand about the perils of fire, though.
Thanks very much Bob mate! :)
– Adam Gormley
Gorgeous image… but such a sad story, Adam. It is a wonderful photograph, though!
Thanks very much Gene mate!! :)
– Adam Gormley
very nice … such a great perspective … great timing… colours are fab
Thanks very much Toby!! :)
– Adam Gormley
Love the composition of this one.
Thanks very much Rachael! :)
– Adam Gormley