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Featured Work

rocks by John Conway

part of the rocky outcrop at Point Lonsdale Beach HDR bracketed one stop apart, high pass filter and shadow light applied in photoshop *now available for sale
Fishing for Angels by Malcolm Katon

Sunrise at Cronulla Beach in Sydney. To me it looked like the two fishermen were fishing in the clouds so they must have been fishing for angels.
Borderline by bensound

This shot was approx 8 minutes @ f8, ISO 200 with ND4 grad filter. / Taken about half an hour before sunrise at Sandgate, Qld. / I calculated the exposure by taking a shot at f4 ISO 3200 and multiplying it out.
Spurn Head Beach by SteveMG

Twilight hour at Spurn Point on the Yorkshire east coast ! /
On the Edge by Ann Van Breemen

Taken at Currumbin on the Gold Coast during very high seas. Canon EOS 40D. Canon EF 28-135mm IS lens.
Claw Back the Sands of Time by KenWright

Early morning shoot at Wainuiomata Beach, the end of the world, not quite but the next stop is the south pole, wind that will slice your ears off and sand/gravel that will sand bast your car, not a place to swim. image taken on a Nikon D700 with a Tamron 17-35mm lens. I consider this to be my best work from 2008. Just had this done as a large canvas, just stunning. Other work in this series Claw Back the Sands of Time / Time and tide / Purple Dawn-the Rising / Dawn Arrives / Draw Back / Punk Rock / Orange Dawn / Side swiped! / 10m Vertical / Marble / Clawed from my feet / Last but not least
From The Sea by Naomi Frost

Newcastle Beach. Canon EOS450D
Storm Hitting Dee Why Headland by Peter Hill

Tripod-mounted Canon EOS 5D Mark II, remote shutter release / Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L USM Zoom Lens with Canon UV Haze Filter and Hoya HMC ND x400 Filter (aka The Black Glass) / Focal length: 24mm / Aperture: f11 / ISO: 50 / Speed: 30 seconds / WB: Auto / Image: Single RAW file, converted in DPP, cropped. / Location: Dawn, Dee Why, Sydney, 10 May 2009 Best viewed large
Morning Beams by Alistair Wilson

Taken on the same morning as Portsea Dawn about half an hour lately as the sun popped over the horizon. / Settings Canon 40D, 17-85mm IS. FL: 20 mm 4 seconds @ f22, ISO 100 ND4 Graduated and Polarising Filters Adobe Lightroom 2 & Adobe Photoshop CS4 Click here for my other images of Portsea Click here for my other seascapes
Ocean's Fury by Ben Messina

After the wild weather and huge sea’s Qld experienced in May 2009, I wanted to see how much the beach erosion had exposed the old Dicky Beach shipwreck. To my amazement the whole rear hull was now fully visible to the point where you can see woodwork in the bottom of the hull. Also one side of the rear has now fallen in. PLEASE VIEW LARGE.
That was close! by Matt Penfold

For some time now I’ve been besotted by Mel Brackstone’s SS Dicky images. She generously shares much information about how she gets such remarkable images, like this for example / I finally bought some NDgrad filters and this and my next image are my first attempts to use them to capture the movement of the ocean, I have much to learn. Thanks for the inspiration and advice Mel. Canon 450D ISO100 F5.6 6/10s f18mm (Cokin 121s ND Grad)

Recent Work

Swept by Raquel Bourne

Malua Bay, South Coast, NSW
Titahi Royal flush by KenWright

Shot at Titahi Bay, New Zealand Nikon D700, Nikkor 17-35mm Lens / Titahi Hidden Embers
Boat Harbour headland 2 by Michael Howard

Boat Harbour headland, Port Stephens NSW Australia / Nikon D700 24mm / Hoya Pro1 UV, ND400
Would You Dare? by Malcolm Katon

Would you dare to venture into the unknown dangers lurking beneath? Turimetta Beach at sunrise.
Rock Snail by KenWright

Shot on a shoot earlier this year with Henk Stolk at Wainuiomata beach, south cost north island new Zealand, great location but not for the feint hearted. Shot on a Nikon D700 with 17-35mm Nikkor Lens / Henk Stolk Orange
The Undertow by David Haworth

Turrimetta Beach on Sydney’s north shore. The sunrise had sone its thing and the cloud had put a thin layer of puffy clouds in the way of it making a soft light so I put the grad ND and ND8 silters on and stalked the waves. The beach at this point had flat rocks just under the sand so my tripod could hold on to something solid.I think about 3 second exposure.
The Cuillin by Lewis Golbourn

A similar shot to one I have uploaded previously, however I spent more time processing this until it came out how I remembered it. Canon Eos 5D, TS-E 24mm, 8 seconds at f22. 1.2ND and 0.9 hard grad.
Whisk by David Haworth

A dirty dawn at Coledale Beach South of Sydney. ND8 and about 2.5 seconds gave this result
Bow Fiddle Rock, Scotland by Neil Gove

Bow Fiddle Rock is in Portknockie, a coastal village on the Moray Firth in northeast Scotland. 1DS
A View Across the Sea to Nefyn by Welshpixels

A view from the peninsular at Morfa Nefyn one evening. A beautiful blue sky with white whispy clouds and yatches and boats floating on the clam sea.
Old Keiss Castle by MaCross

A magnificent specieman of a old scottish castle. Keiss Castle, Caithness, Scotland
The Home Guard by SteveMG

Spurn point marines, wading into action ! /

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