Random Thoughts
The weeks that were are food for thought across the world, we had our inland tsunami and flash flooding with loss of life and devastation all over the state. Our disasters are then followed by the earthquakes in Christchurch and now Japan, followed by the devastating tsunami of biblical proportions.
Loss and Gain (Digital Art)
I took this image at Cressbrook Dam opened for the first time since the floods, shut because of the landslides on the roads and the fear of further slips in the roads leading to the dams. The church was an image I took of a church in Armidale last year and the model is Teegan who has modelled for me over the past year.
Went to Duranbah Beach near the Queensland/NSW border the weekend before last to photograph the Quicksilver Champions. Left here some 3 and one half hours away to greet the dawn at the ocean. The ocean is always uplifting. After watching David Attenborough's latest on the origins of life can understand our facination with water and in particular the ocean as is in our DNA. This dog obviously belonged to an early morning surfer and was keeping an eye on her master out on the boards at the break.
These intrepid photographers stood in this spot for most of the morning but think may have moved on as the tide was coming in...:))
The beautiful jade green waters of the beaches of eastern Australia
As the dawn slowly arrived, I managed to get soaking wet with rain squalls coming across the water every few minutes. Will post some of the surfers doing their thing in a less than ideal conditions but was a privilege to watch the best in the world doing what they so so enjoy in the next post.
Loss and Gain (Digital Art)
I took this image at Cressbrook Dam opened for the first time since the floods, shut because of the landslides on the roads and the fear of further slips in the roads leading to the dams. The church was an image I took of a church in Armidale last year and the model is Teegan who has modelled for me over the past year.
Went to Duranbah Beach near the Queensland/NSW border the weekend before last to photograph the Quicksilver Champions. Left here some 3 and one half hours away to greet the dawn at the ocean. The ocean is always uplifting. After watching David Attenborough's latest on the origins of life can understand our facination with water and in particular the ocean as is in our DNA. This dog obviously belonged to an early morning surfer and was keeping an eye on her master out on the boards at the break.
These intrepid photographers stood in this spot for most of the morning but think may have moved on as the tide was coming in...:))
The beautiful jade green waters of the beaches of eastern Australia
As the dawn slowly arrived, I managed to get soaking wet with rain squalls coming across the water every few minutes. Will post some of the surfers doing their thing in a less than ideal conditions but was a privilege to watch the best in the world doing what they so so enjoy in the next post.
5 Comments:
Fabulous photos as usual.
Hello Lizzie,
Do hope you are alright :)
Love your 'creations' lots of good imagination and skillful art work.
Very pleasing to the eye.
Regards,
Margaret
Thank you diane b and Margaret, I do appreciate your keeping in touch after my slackness on this site.
Margaret, am OK, thank you, if not feeling a little strange, Have gone back to work, doing night shift, with the priviso take six weeks off end of April, May and will take my mothers ashes up to Normanton and see the rest of my family who live and work in the far north of Australia, in the fishing and mines. I think the drive will clear my head...:))
Kind Regards,
Lizzie
Oh yes Diane b hurry up with your life story as want to get to the racy bits coming up....:))
Hello Lizzie,
Thanks for your lovely reply.
I wish you a good safe journey north when you go. Your job will be done then :)
Best wishes.
Regards,
Margaret
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