I wandered around exploring the western edge of Deps Beach whilst waiting for Suzanne to finish chatting with a friend one Sunday morning. I started photographing the various strips of seaweed lying in the sand with my makeshift macro camera:
I was fascinated by the colour of these seaweed strips in the early morning light. I had never seen this type of seaweed before. It was all over the sand at the western edge of the beach.
A still life in an open air studio consisting of granite rock, a feather and a fragment of cuttlefish shell:
I was on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla. It was towards the end of summer.
At Deps Beach:
Deps Beach is roughly halfway between Kings Beach and Petrel Cove. I was on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla.
Another macro image of seaweed on Dep's Beach, Victor Harbor, at sunrise.
This was made on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla during the summer-time.
This macro study of quartz was made on an afternoon poodlewalk with Maleko during the Xmas break:
It was slightly overcast that afternoon in mid-January and the usual high contrast light around 6pm was softened.