Thoughtfactory’s Notebooks: The Littoral Zone

I am taking lots more photos along  the coastal shore now that we are living own the coast at Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor. These are made during the morning and evening poodle walks with a digital camera (a Sony NEX-7) and I use them as a form a kind of visual diary. 

This salt encrusted rock is an example: 

I upload them to Lightroom and then look at them on the computer screen to see what works. In the past I'd go   back and reshoot with a film camera if the image worked.   But I don't anymore. I am happy just sticking with digital. 

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The sandstone cliffs at Port Willunga. These cliffs  are part of the  southern coastal region  of Adelaide 

The picture  was made on a poodle walk  early in the morning 

Cuttlefish  + seaweed 

This still life was made on  Debbs Beach on a poodle week.  The location is near Victor Harbor, on the Fleurieu Peninsula  in South Australia 

From a walk along Sellicks Beach one afternoon:

I was scoping.

On afternoon  poodlewalk at Kings Beach,  Victor Harbor. The light was dull as it was  overcast. Rain was threatening    

I managed to photograph it before the standard poodles grabbed it and pulled  it to pieces. Anything that I am interested in photographically they are interested in.