MId North Coast Dreaming Photo

Photographer’s Note

Hi guy's
Here is another angle of a beautiful mid north coast beach in australia.This headland lies just north of port macquarie & is a great place to surf,swim & just laze in the beautiful natural surrounds as there are no buildings along this stretch of the coast as it is National park.Access can be tricky due to the corrugated dirt roads & is quite remote.Good place to surf with dolphins :)
Regards brad

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sergione (582) 2009-04-14 2:15

Hi Brad,
Very good colours and light. The frame is also well chosen. The windy clouds add a sense of movement to the picture.

Dpbours (218) 2009-04-14 2:27

Hi Brad,

That is a nice coastline view. The sand tone, green and blue combine very nicely and I would not mind to stroll around here for a day ;-).

Dennis

bema (8491) 2009-04-14 2:33

Hi Brad,

seems to be a place near paradise..
fantastic capture with splendid colors and light..
would like to be there and relax..

have a fine day, kind regards Bernd

HimalAnda (1042) 2009-04-14 3:29

Hello Brad,

Colors are very good, with a nice contrast between the sky and the beach.
I also like the reflection of the rock on the water, and the composition of this picture.

Stephane

brano14 (1848) 2009-04-14 9:46

Hello Brad,
Great looking place and a beautiful photo. Very nice clean colors, the sky looks amazing.
Great job!
Brano

delpeoples (5418) 2009-04-15 2:49

Hi Brad, I've been to this beach and yes it is lovely, but your shot absolutely shows off everything that's beautiful about it. The sky is fantastic, I like how you've filled the FG with the sand and also how the angle of the cliff leads the eye down towards the sea. Great job, TFS, Lisa

cherryripe (18830) 2009-04-15 10:12

Hi Brad
I love these isolated Aussie beaches with the golden sand contrasting against the deep blue sky. The horizon is slightly slanted on the right.
I guess surfing with dolphins can also mean the possibility of getting eaten by a shark.
Regards
Nikki