I started venturing beyond my local coastal patch around Victor Harbor. The first spot I investigated was the sandstone cliffs at Port Willunga
I had read about their erosion and I revisited them, as I thought that it might make a suitable project for the effects of climate change. Rising sea levels eroding the base of the cliffs was the idea I had in mind.
Sea flows along the coast west of Rosetta Head.
I was able to do these kinds of movement when I had a zoom lens on a digital camera.
We pass by this rock on our poodle walks to to Dog Beach and beyond.
There is not much flotsam washed up in the beaches around Encounter Bay in Victor Harbor. This was further west:
It was at the foot of the cliffs near Kings Beach.
Photographing in low light again in order to represent the colour of the rocks that is present in certain conditions.
These conditions are normally seen during dusk -what photographers often call the magic hour.