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Featured Work

Port Willunga by Shane Smart

The last remains of the old Port Willunga jetty, South Australia. 2007.
Little Brown Leaf by Matt Halls

Here’s a shot of a lovely little brown leaf floating by in the waters of a rather nice area! (Krabi Thailand). Thanks as always for any views and remarks. / Cheers, / Matt
Reds And Blues by Blackgull

Yet another west beach capture from Lossiemouth in Moray Scotland. One of these days I’ll make it round to the East beach in time for the dawn. ;-) ISO 100, 1/3sec at f11, Nikon 18mm-70mm at 18mm with 0.9 soft ND grad and poloriser. Nikon D80.
Sunset on Omata Beach by Mike Calder

Omata Beach is at New Plymouth in New Zealand. It’s one of those marvellous black-sand beaches where the reflections are just fantastic.
Ramsgate Beach, Kent, England by N Kumar Bellani

My interpretation of a cloud-burst at Ramsgate Beach, Kent, England… Original / hand Painted / Oil-on-canvas / 24 X 20 inches
Brampton Sand Ripples by Matt Halls

Hi all, / A fresh shot from my recent trip to Brampton Island this week, which I got back from today. I’m away from home for a month working now, so I’ve HDRed this from my laptop to see how it goes. This shot was taken at sunset at low tide between Brampton & Carlisle Islands, off the Coast of Mackay, Whitsundays QLD . Thanks for any feedback or views Bubblers! / Regards, / Matt
West Coast Fire by AngelaBarnett

Taken at sunset on the west coast of scotland, March 2008, near Arisaig.
Cape Otway Scene by Steven Agius

This image is taken from above as well but this view is to the left of the Lighthouse railings and I think more to see on this side.
Bandon Beach Moonset (2143) by Barry L White

I was very lucky to be on the Oregon coast when the moon set before the sun rose. The only light was provided by the moon and the required long exposures also provided the silky effect on the water.
Mitteleurope sunset by Prys

sunset in Trieste, NE Italy – part of a region in Europe called Mitteleurope

Recent Work

eagle Nest rock 2 by Daryl Gordon

eagle nest again
The Gift by Angela Churchill

The Gift – “God gives us one sunrise and one sunset a day, and our days are limited. We should strive to see each as they are as different as each day. ” – David George 1976
Toowoon Bay by Chris Tolmie

Clouds forming over Toowoon Bay on the Central Coast of New South Wales.
Morning Promise by Suse

This shot was taken at Boat Harbour Beach on the NW Coast of Tasmania. You can just see Table Cape on the RHS of the shot in the distance.
Côte d'azur by Patrick Morand

Usually images of Côte d’azur show sand beaches and blue sky. This one has a different feeling … Not sure the tourism office will buy it :)
Opening by Dennis Penny

The Oregon coast is so rocky yet beautiful. This shows an opening in the rocks off the coast of Coos Bay.
Nobby's by SoniaE

Nobby’s Head has, for all of my life, been the lighthouse at the end of my favorite beach, the shining beacon in my night sky to the south. It’s the guardian of Newcastle and of us Novocastrians, it’s our best loved icon. From 1804 an open coal fire could be seen burning for several kilometers out to sea, marking the entrance to the Newcastle River (NSW, Australia). In 1821, the coal fire was replaced with an oil burning light; this was unsuccessful – so, a coal fire burned again until 1858. In that year the lighthouse was built; only the third in NSW. Originally perching on a 90m high islet, during the construction of Newcastle Harbour 46m was removed from the top of the islet; which was then joined to the mainland by a causeway. A further 25m was removed to accommodate building of the lighthouse and signal station. A 20,000 candle-power light was attended by three keepers until 1935, when it was converted to electricity and demanned. In June 2001 Nobby’s was automated. Today the signal station and 3 cottages are disused and public access is limited. The site has been the scene of much controversy over the years. In 1854 the islet was scheduled to be blown away to improve the harbour; but strong public protests forced cessation of this work of destruction. Today, Nobbys Head is listed on the Newcastle City Council’s heritage register for its historic, aesthetic, research and social significance. A tender has recently been released for the use of the site – this will be one restaurant I will definitely frequent!
Nature in it's Glory by Bootiewootsy

Taken at Ponce Inlet, Florida. / We dine at Down The Hatch at Ponce Inlet and we get some beautiful photos while dinning.. Some are taken out the window and others outside.
West Coast Fire by AngelaBarnett

Taken at sunset on the west coast of scotland, March 2008, near Arisaig.
Bringing the Boat in by gothgirl

Sunset and the boat is being brought in through the waves – Perranporth, Cornwall SW England