One morning on a poodlewalk with Kayla:
This was just after 7.30 am. and the rocks at the foot of the cliffs provided shelter from the cold northerly winds. I'm noticing that it is slowly becoming lighter earlier in the morning.
The contrast between the dark granite and the orange seaweed along the southern Fleurieu peninsula coast is often quite striking:
This is a similar study to this one. It is a still life.
Another picture of the coastal textures along the coast fo the southern Fleurieu Peninsula:
Made whilst on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla. The tide was very low that morning so I was able to access the part of the coastal rocks. This section is normally underwater.
This scoping study was made whilst I was on a poodle walk with Kayla and Maleko on the last day of August:
We were walking along the coastal rocks making our way back to Petrel Cove where the Forester had been parked.
Quartz and granite along the coast between Petrel Cove andKings beacon the southern Fleurieu Peninsula.
Made whilst on an afternoon poodle walk over the long week end:
It was low tide so I was able to venture further out onto the reef.
From an open air studio:
The seaweed pods were casually arranged on granite rocks whilst I was on an early morning poodle walk
The hot dry weather has meant that the salt ponds scattered along the coastline of the southern Fleurieu Peninsula have returned. They are very ephemeral. Here today, gone tomorrow is their mode of existence.
They are also difficult to photograph. It is very opportunistic.
