Thoughtfactory: The Littoral Zone

I have been wondering what to do with the body of  Littoral Zone images that I am continually photographing with a digital camera whilst I am on my  morning and evening poodle walks.

I have pretty much given  up  the idea of scoping and then going back to reshoot them with my film cameras , which is what  I used to.   There is just too many digital images now.  As a result the digital images keep on  building up in the iMac's hard drive.    

I don't have a project  with this body of work. Just a lot of images that I am unsure what to do with.    

A rock pool along the southern Fleurieu Peninsula coast west of Petrel Cove:

Made whilst on a recent poodlewalk

After spending  12 days on the road to and from Lajamanu in the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory I walked along Dep's  Beach on the morning after  my return to Victor Harbor.  This  is in the early morning light:

I was seeing differently. I would normally walk past these rocks in the sand

This  picture was made on the  morning before the return of the wild, stormy  weather:

I had walked past this spot many times on our poodlewalks but I'd  never really stopped to photograph it. This time I stopped.

The wild storms and rain have passed.  I have returned to exploring the literal zone.  The sky is clear in the morning,  and  there is early  morning light on the coastal rocks:

The light  now is very different from that before the storms that battered South Australia.