Thank you Photography Group of Bunbury for the opportunity.
My tip is, look for different angles ie down low, shapes and patterns.
Remember to check for those water spots on your lens and wipe them off so you don't have to clone them out in post processing later.
A sturdy tripod helps in the wind.
That's all from me for this week folks! Have a great week wherever you are and whatever you are doing.
Ps... I am not complaining about the rain as it was long overdue and we really needed it.
These bright shade sales were a welcome splash of colour on the slightly more sheltered Koombana Bay side.
The lighthouse with its light
Stormy seas on the Indian Ocean facing basalt rocks at the back beach. A quick photo before we retreated to the bay.
Nice clouds over Koombana Bay.
Thank you so much for stopping by. Just a short post from me today due to having a big week ahead of me! However I value your comments and look forward to hearing from you. I will try to visit your blogs in return. Have a wonderful week.
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Wind and rainy do produce some challenges for photography but also movement and interest. Hope you've dried off now!
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not so much wet as freezing in that wind! I have a cold too, so didn't stay for long.
DeleteHello Jill, your photos are lovely. Pretty views of the beach and coastline. I love lighthouses. Thanks for the tips! Wishing you a happy day and a great new week!
ReplyDeleteI love the lighthouse.
ReplyDeleteI love the shade sails, and the colours too. I have often thought about doing a photography course and might now do one as I can see the benefit of getting angles etc. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour photos of the sails have me thinking that maybe shade sails would be better in the backyard, thank you very much. Yup, my camera has permanent rainspots. The upside is I take my time at framing a particular shot I see before clicking. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove these stormy sights combined with the bright colors!My guess is that is where analogue photographers differ from digital lovers. The first ones would bot combine a stormy scene with bright colors. They would leave everything "grey. Than you for linking up to All Seasons in between busy days! Have a great weekend coming up!
ReplyDeleteJill - good suggestions for us all! Hope you have a successful week ahead.
ReplyDeleteHubby loves to take me to the ocean when the weather is a bit wild, it's quite exciting to see all the power of the water. Your images are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteFavourite photo is the one with the sails. Thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteSo dark skies...
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