I keep finding different angles from which to view Pt Cartwright. That's not a difficult thing to do since it's clearly visible from at least twenty kilometres of coastline.
I'm still fascinated by the rocks that have made their presence felt along the beach. In a few months they will once again be buried under several feet, if not metres of sand, so I'd better record them while I have the chance.
During the course of the next week or so, I'll walk around the point, and publish ever closer views till everyone goes numb from boredom!
Mooloolaba
Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia
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The only people I've seen compose a shot so magnificently have been professional photographers! Are you a pro?
It is a wonderful photograph!
Wow Jacob, I really appreciate that comment coming from you specially! Thank you.
No, I'm not a pro (as I'm sure you can tell from the inconsistency that shows from day to day), but I'm quite happy that the ups and downs seem to be getting closer together.
Every thing seems so absolutely crystal clear.
Don't allow him to demur, Jacob. He's pretty damn good!!
Wonderful photos..thank you! Almost as good as being at the beach! Not quite though.
I don't think I'll get bored at all! Love those clouds in the distance.
Woderful photo. Amazing framing!
Boredom! Not from me. My own beach scenes may bore me but other people never. The light is gorgeous, the type we rarely have.
As for being a pro, hell that's how I earn a crust and I can tell you now some of the most gobsmacking images on see on on the CDP, and that includes yours. So there.
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