Christmas Break 2021
trips to the Sunshine Coast and Agnes Waters
Week 1: The Sunshine Coast
On Boxing Day we went to the Sunshine Coast for a week as a family. One of my goals was to get up for as many sunrises as possible. It rained almost every morning, but I managed six out of seven.
On the seventh morning it was absolutely pouring with rain, after checking the radar and satellite images on my phone, I went back to sleep.
On the seventh morning it was absolutely pouring with rain, after checking the radar and satellite images on my phone, I went back to sleep.
Week 2: Agnes Waters
During the second week I headed up to Agnes Waters by myself with the focus purely on photography. It was a shorty trip because of an ex-cyclone bringing extremely heavy rain and winds.
At the Bustard Point Lookout, on the end of the point at Seventeen Seventy, I captured a couple of time lapse sequences.
It was at Chinaman's Beach, Agnes Waters that I was inspired to capture a couple of landscape images.
At the Bustard Point Lookout, on the end of the point at Seventeen Seventy, I captured a couple of time lapse sequences.
It was at Chinaman's Beach, Agnes Waters that I was inspired to capture a couple of landscape images.
The most inspiring thing I saw was a set of turtle tracks. A female had come up the beach and lad eggs during the night.
As the first person on the beach in the morning I saw these tracks before the tide came in and washed them away. This image speaks to me of the hopes and promise for new life.
I will be heading back to Agnes Waters!
As the first person on the beach in the morning I saw these tracks before the tide came in and washed them away. This image speaks to me of the hopes and promise for new life.
I will be heading back to Agnes Waters!