Tag Archives: seascape

A lone dragon stays aloft

…or this guy is on duty patrolling the coastline, perhaps.. This photo is not great because the angle that I caught him stayed at the edge of the cliff,  also caught the rock platform in straight line, and it made the his presence assimilated in background.  Oh well, I could not help it as thereContinue reading “A lone dragon stays aloft”

Into the pipe

That day, number of surfers paddled and caught the waves in the way they did. It was incredibly crisp and bright early summer day. [Edit: 18-Oct-2018] This post had been published earlier than the theme of RDP Wednesday – SPORT but I decided to contribute my photos.. Thank you for stopping by.

A winter sunrise and morning surf

This is a throwback from last winter; July 2017 at Manly Beach, which I just dug up while tidying (or try to do..) my drawer recently. It was a crisp morning with rough choppy waves banged onto the beach. The golden morning stuck me on, I could not move but taking morning sunshine over theContinue reading “A winter sunrise and morning surf”

Muttering at departure gate

It’s 8:25pm and final call for boarding will be called soon. It’s already long day today and I am going to take a 9 hours night flight for to be landed at my destination. See you Sydney in two weeks. I will miss you 🙂 Hello Japan, stay still and here I come. I willContinue reading “Muttering at departure gate”

Path

This photograph was taken almost a year ago at Freshwater beach, NSW, along to other shots I had taken together with this one. I caught the path in this photo which led toward a park and cafes, while, I caught it looking toward the beach in the other one. I had kept this photo justContinue reading “Path”

A morning on the beach

Another photo taken at Manly beach. I like the way how a surfer came into the frame.  The guy nicely made himself in a silhouette due to the water with sunlight. This is my submission to this week’s Monochrome Madness by Leanne Cole. Monochrome Madness is the community she hosts for other photographers and audiences whoContinue reading “A morning on the beach”

End of blue hour

This photograph was one of the earliest shots I released at sunrise photography on Sunday, while the previous photo was taken end of photography time. I saw twilight along horizon and I was thrilled.  Dawn till sunrise is always special for me as it ensures me feel new energy of ‘beginning’, which makes me easyContinue reading “End of blue hour”