I have just returned from a very wet week in Tasmania – wonderful place and really very different from the mainland of Australia. There is a real sense of wildness, and if you are lucky enough to be there outside of the Tasmanian school holidays you can have beaches like this more or less to yourself. The rain and clouds had stripped much of the colour from the landscape – but the orange of the cast up sea weeds and the lichens on the rocks were real beacons of colour. Apart from two surfers we did not see another person on this beach. The beach is called ‘Friendly Beaches’ and they are on the east coast. Will put up some more iconic images soon – but these images sum up the week – wild, wet, but still wonderful.
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Have a good Tuesday!
Terrific captures as always, Stewart! I do love the beaches -- even with grumpy clouds overhead! Marvelous! Hope you have a great week!
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Great beach photos!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteIf you care for completely empty beaches, try the west coast of the Eyre peninsula in S. Aust.
ReplyDeleteMind you, Tassie' beaches are definitely great in any weather.
Fantastic looking beach. Your photos do it justice.
ReplyDeleteWhat great shots of the beach.
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What unusual orange splashes of colour... and a lovely beach!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures and scenes!
ReplyDeleteI love beaches.