At Moes Rocks

...Booderee National Park.

Olympus OM-1
Fuji Superia 400ASA
Developed in Tetanal: developer 3:15 mins and blix 4 mins.

[Sally Ings]

Amazing blues. Interesting perspective

[Dione Giorgio]

Great blue colours and view.

[Margaret Gozzard]

like this shot

[Denise]

What a crisp clear image. Great composition and texture.

[Katie Busick]

Beautiful!

[bmnorthernlight]

wonderful light and tones!

[Bep]

This is beautiful, Peter.

[katy]

I am glad to see you shooting in color again, Peter! this one has some beautiful tones

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Diane]

Like the blues and the contrast with the rocky shore.

[emily tull]

love the brightness

[Sheila]

Another beautiful beach-scape!

[Alison Tomlin]

Ah lovely blues. I great place to sit and ponder.

[carol white]

Nice scene and POV!!

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Just love the contrasting colours here Peter!

[Kathryn Marshall]

Great perspective

[Laura J.]

Great shot, although the one rock looks like it's trying to eat the others.

[bkb in the city]

Great shot Peter

[☠northy]

is it just me? or do those things look like skeletal jaws of humongous long-dead beasts? very gorgeous comp :)

[Sue Wilde]

Great contrasts here

[Netkonnexion]

Thats a beautifully simple scene and all the more effective for that. Lovely.

[Ingrid Budge]

Beautiful composition and colours, what I find fascinating is the feeling this could be Scotland. I haven't travelled much so maybe the whole world is like this!

[mizhayz]

Such a beautiful shot.. reminded me of when I lived in Monterey.. brought back memories..
that sky is gorgeous

[Jeffrey Zammit]

So wild and beautiful

[Peter de Graaff]

@ingrid2101 We have a very wild adn rugged coastline in the south east. It it not particularly developed and still covered in stands of forests. Could be Scotland but reminded early explorers of Wales

[Caryn]

Love the blues in this film. Just got a roll, but will probably won't shoot until next month when things start blooming.