I've been taking a little time out to do an image clean up on my hard drive over the last few weeks. I need to free up some space before my upcoming holiday to LA, Seattle and Alaska, a gift from my wonderful parents for my *cringe* 50th birthday at the very end of the month.
The digital age has meant that too many images are taken each time I am out with my camera (I know I am not alone in that!). I find the process of going through my many thousands of images, every now and then, means that I often discover a set of images that I have never edited at all or I choose to re-edit some images, based on my continually changing and developing post processing skills.
Here are some images that fall into both categories, taken last year during a Tourism Queensland 'Instameet' at Snapper Rocks on Queensland's Gold Coast.This particular beach is a fabulous spot for both sunrise and sunset due to its position. The expanses of sand provide wonderful reflections and the rocks provide a great variety of textures.
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how beautiful! love the light and color! and welcome to the 50s. i'll be 52 this summer. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images Liz, dark blue and vermillion sunsets. And there was estuary, fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteStunning set of images Liz! Your upcoming trip sounds amazing!!! 50 is a wonderful milestone as you walk through the blessings of each day.
ReplyDeleteThese are a cracking series of sky shots adn reflections.
ReplyDeleteIncredibly beautiful skies!
ReplyDeleteThese are incredibly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love beach reflections when you get that mirror image of colours. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow - that second image is breath-taking Liz. So glad you re-visited this collection and thank you for sharing. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful skies! I like your comment about your continually changing post-production skills. I can very much relate. How I might edit an image today is likely very different from a couple years ago, and I often think about going through old images to re-edit.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the 50th .... Congratulation! I'm now 58 and full of new ideas.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this post and this wild landscape, the ocean. My dream is to visit Australia.
Cheers, Heidrun from old town Augsburg
Germany, Bavaria
Excellent colors and textures in sky. Beautiful captures
ReplyDeleteWowza! Pure beauty!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos.
ReplyDeletebeautiful colors! Love the contrast with the green moss! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazingly beautiful photos!
ReplyDeletefantastic scenery... wonderful photos...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots - such rich colours.
ReplyDeleteThe albatross images were all taken on a trip out from Queenscliff - so I imagine you could see similar birds from Sorrento or similar.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
too many beautiful shots here
ReplyDeleteDear Liz, there are not enough superlatives to describe just how beautiful I think each of these are. They are simply magical.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting that you will be coming to the States. I think you will find Alaska, just amazing!
Wishing you a wonderful week ahead, sweet friend. xo.
Those are perfect views for me. How amazing the colors are.
ReplyDeleteUnique in its perspective and colours. What an amazing landscape. Hope that you will enjoy your travels and that you will take many more pictures.
ReplyDeletebeautiful phtos and I do much the same with redicovering and re-editing mine :-)
ReplyDeletewow - this is a stunning series!
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Awesome beach and shots!
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Happy 50th. Wow, Alaska. No wonder you were cleaning up and getting ready for the trip. I've never been there. Alaska is on my "Bucket List." Excellent photos posted today. I like the soft colors and how the images speak to my soul.
ReplyDeleteJM, IL
Beautiful shots ...
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures ... A lovely landscape.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Heidrun
AWesome capture. The first photo looks like you are setting on top of that rock. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you in linking Water World Wednesday. I do appreciate it and see you next week!
Kim,USA
Fabulous captures! Gorgeous colours.
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