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Gulls on the Beach

So this photo is less about the gulls and more about the scenery, of which has this hard, industrial feel looming in the distance due to said distant area being industrial in nature. Might feel less so if there were … Continue reading

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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 1007: Twist and Turn

And so it goes and things twist and turn, and then in revealing all the things that need no revealing a revelation is reached where the consensus might just agree with itself so long as you look at the consensus … Continue reading

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Lighthouse Beach

This is a location that I very much would like to return to sooner rather than later; not so much for swimming, but for exploring, or at least what I’d consider to be exploring. Whilst perhaps a bit bright in … Continue reading

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Dark Point Aboriginal Place

I am not sure as to why this headland is called Dark Point Aboriginal Place. From what little I’ve read, this is a culturally significant location for The Worimi people. I should learn more about the location and, considering I … Continue reading

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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 825: The Beach was Theirs

And so there was the riding of the waves after the running along the sand, which of course came after a walk of considerable length. There was a craving for the ocean water and what it provided and represented, and … Continue reading

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Stabilising Sand

Here’s a shot taken at The Hawks Nest Dunes. This was taken on the same field trip as these three photos. I feel as though this photo has a strong sense of layering due to the sand taking up most … Continue reading

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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 746: About a Desert

Crossing expanses upon expanses and following the rolling dunes that change form and reshape themselves in some sort of eternal dance of metamorphosis. Perhaps they are a great amorphous body rather than some giant landscape. Perhaps. Crossing requires time and … Continue reading

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Wharf View

I waited too long to do anything and currently am rather tired, so tonight it’s just this photo I’m sharing. I like that in this shot what is in the distance is a park rather than a far side of … Continue reading

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Young Avicennia marina

Also known as a grey mangrove. This is near where I grew up. This place has (at least in my lifetime) always had mangrove plants, but it’s still nice to see them spreading as they help to keep the local … Continue reading

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Interlacing

I saw this in The Royal National Park. This is probably a not-uncommon thing to see, but there’s only one place where I am absolutely certain as to where I can see this kind of sedimentary pattern at a beach. … Continue reading

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