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Bramble Bay, Queensland, Australia
I went home to celebrate my birthday~ I found an unbelievably gorgeous white shell (pictured) and a flawless white seagull feather for my altar. ask the sea deities, and ye shall receive. sometimes you don’t even have to ask...
Walking the Dog along the Pier
Friday Post
It’s all about that bay, bout that bay, bout that bay…. Bramble Bay Moreton Bay #TGIF Have a wonderful weekend.
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Smashing it up on Bramble Bay in Queensland, Australia this afternoon. I love that when I pull out the long lens and the kite surfers are more than happy to put on a show. These guys are fearless risking life and limb to pull off some gnarly moves. I love this urban dictionary meaning “Gnarly is when you’ve gone beyond radical, beyond extreme, it’s balls out danger, & or perfection, & or skill or all of that combined.” I’m pretty sure that these guys have their balls firmly tucked away safely in their wetsuits.
Setting my camera to sports mode, continuousness shooting, my memory card was full in no time. 500 odd shots taking in Raw + 5184 x 3456 I forgot to check my settings. I should have shot in jpeg only which would have allowed me to rip out more shots.
I must get some fluidicthought business cards make up with this blog and my instagram details on it so I can leave my card if people I photograph want to check themselves out or request copies. I’m more than happy to give them the photographs.
Last time I photograph and posted the kite surfers I wrote fludicthought.com in the sand on the off-chance one of the guys saw it and was curious enough to come and take a look. As they exit the water fighting to control their kites, I guess they really haven’t got time to read notes left in the sand. I remember thinking back then if I had a card I’d leave it on their gear on the shore.
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Wind = Fun Smashing it up on Bramble Bay in Queensland, Australia this afternoon. I love that when I pull out the long lens and the kite surfers are more than happy to put on a show.
“Freezing Antarctic air is set to bring sub-zero temperatures and an almost even chance of snow to Queensland’s far south.
The so-called “Antarctic vortex” sending the mercury plummeting south of the border is due to turn the Sunshine State into the warm, cosy blanket state from early Sunday morning.” quotes the Brisbane Times yesterday.
Today I was sunning myself on the balcony and this is my view of Bramble Bay in the outer Brisbane area.
It certainly has cooled off and the wind has picked up but if you find a sunny patch out of the breeze, winter in Queensland isn’t too bad. How is everyone else in the state doing? Anyone would think the ‘White Walkers” were coming, if you go by the news.
Last nights sunset from my balcony
Playing around with the camera
The other end of town – Scarborough this week
Antarctic Vortex – Apparently "Freezing Antarctic air is set to bring sub-zero temperatures and an almost even chance of snow to Queensland's far south.
Rain
Forecast for the Brisbane area – Wednesday 17/6/15 Cloudy. High (80%) chance of rain, most likely in the late morning and afternoon. The chance of a thunderstorm in the morning and afternoon. It’s been raining on and off most of the day. I took the opportunity to take a few shots out in front of my place during a break in the weather. The Woody Point Jetty Black and White Bramble Bay Sparrow…
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Fog
Fog can be considered a type of low-lying cloud, and is heavily influenced by nearby bodies of water, topography, wind conditions, and even human activities. Infra-red cooling of a cloud-free, humid air mass at night can lead to fog formation – this is called “radiation fog”. Radiation fog is most common in Autumn, when nights get longer, air masses begin to cool, and land and water surfaces that…
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