Finally, the last photo from my Turimetta Beach series. I enjoyed photographing this old car axle in the rocks – it’d obviously been there for quite some time. Continue reading →

Taken 1.5 hours apart, these two shots are the first and last shots captured from my Turimetta Beach series. Continue reading →

Two more from the Turimetta Beach series, I was lucky with the timing when I captured Crash and Flow is a 3-exposure HDR that grew on me as I played with the colours and processing more. Continue reading →

While at Turimetta Beach on the 11th April, I was experimenting with longer exposures as the waves crashed in and receeded through the channel between the rocks. Continue reading →

A couple of days and a fresh pair of eyes can make all the difference.

I’ve reprocessed the images of the Beam of Light I shot at Turimetta Beach because the colour was just all wrong – too much cyan, too much saturation in parts.

I hope you like these better. I won’t tell the story again – read the original post for that. But enjoy these images. Continue reading →

It was my first visit to Turimetta Beach on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. I hadn’t been there before, but it’s certainly now made an impression on me. It’s a fantastic secluded location near Narabeen, with some beautiful rock structures and formations that give amazing opportunities for seascapes with an interesting foreground. After an uninspiring first hour or two, a break in the clouds out over the ocean gave us our money shot. A magnificent beam of light shone through the clouds into the ocean and finally gave us a focal point to compose around. Continue reading →