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Blue hour looking towards Saltwick Nab from Whitby.
A 10 second exposure giving the sea a dreamy milky look.
Saltwick Nab, Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK
On the way to Ullswater, driving through the scenic Kirkstone Pass. The light shining on Brother Lake in the valley.
Cumbria, UK.
A different view of the much photographed wreck of the trawler "Admiral Van Tromp" in Saltwick Bay, Whitby, Yorkshire, UK. Accessible only at low tide.
Brisbane CBD at dusk! The Green Bridge connecting Kangaroo Point and the city. A lot of light pollution!
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
This building is where the Marconi centre is where on the 12th December 1901 Marconi sent his first trans Atlantic radio message. The letter S in morse code to Newfoundland, Canada. It was received by a telephone receiver and a wire antenna held up by a kite.
Seen here across Church Cove, Gunwalloe, Cornwall, UK
Another from my hike up the beck. Can't believe how little water flow there is. desperately need rain. I wouldn't normally be able to walk in the river bed. Heading towards the water fall.
Sunrise at Hawsker cliff meadow.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
EF24-105mm f/4L IS II USM
Æ’/10.0
43.0 mm
1/80 sec
ISO 100
After World War I, steel supply was scarce, Some boats were constructed out of reinforced concrete. The MV Creteblock was built in Shoreham, in 1919 and was used as a harbour tug in Teeside, until 1935 when it was taken to Whitby to be scrapped.
The vessel began deteriorating. In 1947, when it was being towed out to deep water to be scuttled, it sank in the shallows of Whitby Scar, near Saltwick Nab. It was later blown up to reduce the hazard to other vessels, Many large pieces were left and can still be reached at low tide.
A bit of a trek to get to these falls and not too much water flowing over them at the moment, but well worth the trip.
The cliffs at High Hawsker looking back towards Whitby
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM
Æ’/13.0
18.0 mm
1/80 sec
ISO 500
St Marys lighthouse on St Marys island (also known as Bait island) was built in 1898. It is situated at Hartley just north of Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. There is a causeway connecting the island to the mainland which you can walk when the tide is out. The island is now a nature reserve.
Farndale is a beautiful valley between Bransdale to the west, Rosedale to the east and Westerdale to the north in the North Yorkshire moors.
Ghost skeleton trees line the banks of Advancetown Lake surrounded by the rainforest of the Springbrook National Park, Queensland, Australia.
Blue hour at Saltwick Bay as the tide recedes, time for a long exposure to soften the water. Black Nab on the horizon.
Saltwick Bay, Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK
Once the roads were cleared we were able to go for a drive over the moors. Bank of snow clouds roll down Fryup Dale on the North Yorkshire Moors, UK
The first concept of the Star was in 2015. Building started in 2018 and it finally opened in August 2024.
On the banks of the Brisbane River and right in the CBD
The new culinary capital of Brisbane boasts an hotel and 15 Bars and Restaurants plus a casino and a venue for live music. On the banks of the river is a place to meet for drinks and street food.
We had a hike from Hawsker to Robin Hoods Bay on the Cleveland Way and back along the old cinder track which was where the old steam trains used to run. A sunshine and shower day. A break halfway at the Victoria Hotel in Robin Hoods Bay for a pint and a bit of lunch.
Lovely views all the way.
Founded in 1147.
The Abbey appears through the trees. Built next to Maltby Beck, near Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
(Best view large) Our little friends in the gardens at South Bank Brisbane.
An Australian Eastern Water Dragon.
They have very long tails. This fine specimen was about 90cm.
These friendly reptiles roam around the gardens often sunning themselves on the walkways. They are very inquisitive and are not perturbed by humans.