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.
This found still life was made on an early morning poodle walk along the coastal rocks just before Dep's Beach.
The tide was lower that morning, the weather had cleared after the storm, and some of the quartz among the granite was exposed.
The 2016 winter has been very stormy and wet with a few sunny , calm days in-between. Consequently, we have seen wild, surging seas along the granite coast west of the Victor Harbor township and Rosetta Head. The picture below was made whilst on an early morning poodle walk at Dep's Beach.
This image of a detail of the coastal granite rock was made on an early morning poodle walk with Kayla and Ari:
We had a morning of gentle winter sunlight amidst all the winter rains. It didn't last as it started raining now latter in the day. It is also very cold. More winter storms are expected.