Canal Rocks Collection - Timber Bridge

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Canal Rocks Collection - Timber Bridge

No. 8 in the collection – The timber bridge which spans one of the natural canals with metal supports which were being installed to strengthen the bridge. Canal Rocks are close to Dunsborough, which is 3 hrs drive south from Perth in Western Australia From Dunsborough take the road towards Yallingup, then turn left when signpost for Smiths Beach and then take the turning marked for Canal Rocks Here you can spend many many hours just watching the sea break over the rocks
This is a dangerous piece of coastline and not to be taken lightly There is a wooden bridge crossing one of the canal channels, where the water surges and swirls in a variety of colours Gingerly take the eroded path down between the boulders to sea level, being careful not to get caught by the waves which unexpected sweep over the rocks and watch the fishermen casting into the fast running water, or sit and watch the waves break There are several rocky outcrops and channels which are worth exploring, but it is not for the faint hearted
Camera:Olympus FE240 compact – movement setting untouched

Canal Rocks Collection - Timber Bridge belongs to the following groups:

Bridges, Landscape Photography, South West Art and Photography- Two images a day limit. and Timber and Water Available for sale as

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Canal Rocks Collection - Timber Bridge by kalaryder
Canal Rocks Collection - Timber Bridge by kalaryder
  • John Vandeven

    John Vandeven

    Lovely shot….The bridge looks a bit unstable.

  • kalaryder replied

    No it is very safe – although there were metal uprights being fitted at the time.

  • Rosalie Scanlon

    Rosalie Scanlon

    Wonderful capture Kala, it does look a little dangerous to explore.

  • kalaryder replied

    The rocks are but the bridge is safe

  • Wendy  Slee

    Wendy Slee

    I love this place, there is always something happening! The elements!!! Your series is wonderful (looks like you enjoy this spot as much as I do!) and I enjoyed being reminded!

  • kalaryder replied

    Hello Wendy, just found the comments, sorry for tardy reply. Yes, I do love it here

  • Scott  d'Almeida

    Scott d'Almeida

    fabulous;

  • kalaryder replied

    Thanks Scott

  • Tom Gomez

    Tom Gomez

    Good capture …

  • kalaryder replied

    Thanks Tom

  • Kate Adams

    Kate Adams

    Wonderful capture!! – fabulous scenery!!

  • kalaryder replied

    It is beautiful around here Kate

  • skyhorse

    skyhorse

    Oh, I wanna come back & play there again !!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • kalaryder replied

    Just found your comment, sorry for the late reply – yep, wish you were here too

  • KMorral

    KMorral

    Beautiful. Love the angle/ perspective/ comp.

  • kalaryder replied

    Thank you

  • rodsfotos

    rodsfotos

    I hope that bridge is stronger than it looks, it makes a great subject over that turbulent water, very well captured Kala,
    Regards, Rod.

  • kalaryder replied

    Just found the comment Rod, sorry for the delay. Yes the bridge is very solid and there were workmen putting steel posts underneath to reinforce it too.

  • janfoster

    janfoster

    wonderful shot Kalaryder : )

  • kalaryder replied

    Thank you kindly

  • Finbarr Reilly

    Finbarr Reilly

    Superb capture. ;)

  • kalaryder replied

    Thank you

  • Adrian Kent

    Adrian Kent

    Do you remember the old bridge? THAT was rickety haha, nice shot!

  • kalaryder replied

    Yes, definitely remember the old one, this one is much better :)

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