This shot was taken not long after the Rowley’s Reds in my early post and is another classic example of dead calm at beautiful Rowley Shoals.
It is quite unique to see such a glass off so far off shore when there are little or no other landmasses or other clutter that takes away the chance of simple compositions like these.
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Paul Wags: Hey my home for 14 years. I can remember years ago Gav dipping a wing in the water once. How he stayed...
Flemming Bo Jensen: That is EPIC mate. Love it. Nice milky way capture. For my taste, a tad too much light wrapping...
Clive: Mark,Superb capture. Quite different to all of the other well photographed Pinacles sunrises & sunsets....
Ailsa: Spectacular. Love those stars
Jamie Paterson: Thanks Graham. I’ll put my photo on the blog tomorrow Mark. Very interesting that we’ve...
Very relaxing.. great image mate
You’re quick off the mark mate!
Just happened to be checking my email when yours came in
Quixdraw!
Wow Mark, that is truly beautiful. Not sure Quixdraw is a term most guys would embrace
Blog that is!
he he, that is too funny, I didn’t even see it until you pointed it out
Thanks Tina…that term if from an old cartoon…probably before your time!
Very sorry to read your story on your blog today. Have a great day with your daughter tomorrow.
Stunning image, love it.
Thanks Pete!:)
Wow, I can’t even comprehend how such an image is possible, so perfectly balanced. I am really enjoying your blog, your work is very inspirational (and a little intimidating) for a beginner photographer.
Why thank you Nanda!
I am pleased that my blog is an inspiration to you.
Cheers,
True North Mark
Sublime mate…….again
Thanks heaps Andrew!