Articles - Seascapes

Last weekend I decided to work on an image I shot years ago, but had never touched.  This older image was captured at Long Reef in 2010, on what turned out to be a spectacular morning which yielded pleasing images.  This particular location is on the outer part of the reef near the breaking waves [ continue reading ]

It is no secret to those who know me well, in a photographic sense, that my motivation for photography in general, and seascapes in particular, has been distinctly lacking for the past year or so.  Additionally, time has been lacking for a few years, and my ability to get out regularly for a shoot, even [ continue reading ]

This morning I headed out for my first dawn seascape in months, with my photography mates Danielle and Peter.  We headed to the old Bombo quarry, which is a stunning location; but the sky was atrocious, so I figured a silhouette of the towering rock formations would make for about the only decent image I [ continue reading ]

This morning I headed out with Danielle for a seascape shoot on Long Reef.  Our original plan was to head south to Austinmer, but the tide was not suitable for that location; it was, however, very suitable for Long Reef, and since Danielle had never been there, it made sense to go there.  The sky was quite [ continue reading ]

This Easter long weekend has presented both the opportunity and desire to do something I have not done for a while: seascape photography.  The last time I shot a dawn or dusk seascape image was last October.  I was not happy with my images from that morning, and never published anything from that shoot.  I [ continue reading ]

Having not shot a seascape in over a month, and with a predicted (and actual) craptacular sky yesterday morning foiling my plans for a Saturday dawn shoot, I felt a bit itchy this afternoon.  I checked SkippySky, and the forecast was for some interesting cloud cover, so I headed down to a local seascaping haunt [ continue reading ]