Day 182: ...clarity.
Today was an early start to head to the SunCoast. I had reason to go via Caloundra and for some reason, I threw my camera in the car at the last minute. I don't usually take the big cam to work but I thought I might have a chance to get some kanga pics on campus perhaps...or something.
As I crested the road going into Caloundra, I saw why I brought my camera along...the view. It is a familiar view of course, but today, with the early cold and the wind yesterday, the clarity was just breathtaking. I spent twenty minutes or so at my favourite beach, the Moffat Beach headland. I've tried to choose, from about 45 photos, a few which aim to capture the clarity...the sense of 'crystal clear'.
I was on my way to work, I couldn't stay as long as I might have liked, nor did I have a range of lenses. In a way, it was a tough self-assignment. This beach has featured previously in this blog of course: close-ups, the sand the waves, where I walk. Today had a decidedly different, big picture intention.
A couple or three pics convey the mood of the moment. I'll leave you, dear reader, to decide which ones...
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| Moff |
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| Pandanus view |
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| Ships passing |
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| Below, immediately below |
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| Moffat Headland |
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| On the rocks, around the rocks |
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| Swell... |
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| ...crest... |
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| ...break |
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Out there, somewhere
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Yesterday, the sky was our canvas, today, the sea...my most restful place of being.
Enjoy.
[Camera: Canon EOS 60D, 75-300mm, 9.50am-10.14am; no cropping]
