Bight
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Sometimes the sky lights up in ways you least expect. As was the case on this morning. When I got there, the clouds seemed to be everywhere, and the worst place to have them for sunrise or sunset is on the horizon; and there was plenty on the horizon. But as I waited, the clouds slowly thinned and drifted, moving further away from the horizon at a fast rate of knots. The result was a spectacular and bright pre-sunrise lightshow.
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The more I look through my photographs; the more I see just how much time I’ve spent at this location. This is a nice warm Spring sunrise over the Cameron’s Bight jetty looking across to Arthurs Seat.
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camerons bight jetty , a veiw looking back to the beach
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Cameron’s Bight,Victoria, Australia / Mornington Peninsula /
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The Cameron’s Bight Jetty exist today in this historic area because volunteers,public & private donors made it happen sold / 2- 20×16” framed matted prints – clients
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This image now only exist on my Pc and internet as the origenal i gave to our local preventing unwanted pets charity. It was then one of a number of items that were sold in order to offer nutering and medical care to pets who’s owners are on low incomes.
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Storm threatening blairgowrie bay along the mornington peninsula
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South Coast Tasmania Apr 2007
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This shot taken from Camerons Bight Jetty in Blairgowrie on the Mornington Peninsula and viewing across to Melbourne’s night lit skyline . / /
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The rain had cleared, the sun was shining on the wet sand dunes, the spray was rising in the distance as the two riders on horseback, now a tiny speck, were fading into the far distance. The Stockton Bight sand dunes cover an area of over 2,500 hectares along a 32 kilometre stretch of beach. This is a very popular tourist destination with organised 4WD tours leaving constantly to view the dunes, travel the beaches, see the old tin city, the World WarII tank traps and view the wreck of the Signa. The traditional owners of the Stockton Bight Sand Dunes are the Worimi people with strong aboriginal ties to the area. A definite “must see” if you are in the area. / /
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Eyes
by DeborahDinahThe ‘eyes ’ are looking at you from a traditional Maltese Boat. Malta.
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Mornington Peninsula - 18×20 framed matted print – gallery
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Kings Point / Neapean National Reserve /
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These tank traps were placed along the length of Stockton Bight during WW II. I shot this in Oct 2004, a week after I received my first DSLR….I believe they’re mostly all buried now… Canon 20D, 15mm fisheye, f/14, 1/800”, iso 400…..oops OTHER TANK TRAPS BEACH / SPAM / PANORAMAS / LANDSCAPES / INDUSTRIAL / NEW ZEALAND / FROGS / LENSBABY / INFRARED
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A still, grey day. Cameron’s Bight, Blairgowrie.
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Featured in Going Coastal, 19th Dec 09 Nikon D90, 18-270mm / F/9.5 @ 1/125sec. ISO 200, focal length 23mm Taken in March 09 on my trip from Perth to Qld. It is said this stretches from Western Australia to South Australia for approx 720 miles and is the longest line of seacliffs in the world with drops of 200-400 feet /
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Stockton Bight, Port Staphens NSW, Australia / The biggest moving sand dunes in southern hemisphere. This dune looks so soft, so welcoming and at the same time it has strict form and direction. For me it looks like a frozen wave, leading you forward… to the clouds. Currently 289 views. Featured in Artists of RedBubble / Port Stephens and Great Lakes / You Magic PLACE / PEACE, LOVE & TRANQUILITY / First Things / Outback Australia Art and Photography / Just Pure Nature NIkon D80, Nikkor 12-24 / 4 30 favs
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Endless patterns of sand… feet go deep inside… wind throws grains into face, eyes… it is hot… dune after dune… seemless… boundless barren plains. Nikon D80, Nikkor 12-24 / 4 Featured in: / The Great Outdoors / First Things / Colour and light / Style! Class! Elegance! / DSLR USers Only
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After long journey through heaps of sand, you suddenly see the water… Desert is sly, you never know if water is real… you may try to reach it for ages and it will slowly fade away…
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Dune
by Anton GorlinSome dunes may be extremly big, like hills. This particular is more than 20 m high. Some are good for sand-boarding. Stockton Bight, Port Stephens, Australia Nikon D80, Nikkor 18-135 Featured in: / Dimensions / ARTISTS OF REDBUBBLE / Port Stephens and Great Lakes / The Beauty of Nature / Colour and Light / The Great Outdoors or Uninhabited lands of the World 134 views
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Every journey starts from the first step. It might take long to reach the purpose and you may not even reach, but the way you go is always worth of going… Stockton Bight, Port Stephens, Australia Currently 189 views
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