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This capture showcases the entrance to Mdina also known as 'The Silent City' & 'The Old Capital' - Rich in history dating back to 300 AD - My portfolio here also contains a number of shots of the inner locations - A very photogenic location and indeed a photographer's paradise. Thank you for your time to view ... wishing you a splendid day ahead.
Some of the Ten Peaks reflected in a calm Lake Moraine as the sun sets. Never fails to entrance and enchant me when I'm fortunate enough to stand here.
Thanks for taking a look! Always appreciated.
Enjoy a wonderful Sunday and the week ahead!
Having my knee replacement surgery tomorrow (20th July).
Will be absent for 2 - 3 weeks.
Keep well my friends x
Entrance to the Johann Fust Community Library on Gasparilla Island. One of the loveliest in Florida. Hasselblad X1D.
The small private farm is near the front entrance of The Glanteeenassig Lake. So special & peaceful!
The rising sun finally wins its daily battle with the ground fog. Thanks for the look. Have a good week ahead.
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Another shot taken at the Cathedral Quarter Hotel in Derby. Basically the same set-up as the previous image, but this was taken virtually in the doorway of the main entrance in order to get the floor mosaic in the shot.
I figured it was about time to share a photo of "The Entrance" itself: the point where the Tasman Sea meets Tuggerah Lake.
It’s such a fascinating area. Tuggerah Lake is an estuary, a unique mix of freshwater and seawater where rivers and streams flow into a coastal lagoon, maintaining an open connection to the sea.
For me, it has been a place of endless photographic opportunities—and kayaking adventures. Whether paddling down rivers into the lake, boating across its waters, or exploring the foreshore teeming with birdlife, this place has been a constant source of enjoyment for me and so many others.
The Entrance is more than just a location—it’s a transition zone, where rivers meet the ocean, where different forces and environments collide. That’s what makes it my favourite kind of place.
Wishing you all a great Monday - "the entrance" to a new week! Thank you for any comments and likes, they are always greatly appreciated!
Waterscape 15/100 for 2025
Single Image.
Melbourne Aquarium.
One of the most difficult and frustrating locations to shoot. Dark, no natural light with smeared and scratched tank glass.
Alnovum, Almere, The Netherlands.
Design: Benthem Crouwel Architects (1998)
Look up! and look closer!
Waterscape 9/100 for 2025.
Another one of our 49 beaches— and somehow, I only just realised I’d never been here before! One of the smallest, too. The little breakwall is designed to protect the channel where the ocean flows into the lake, creating such an interesting landscape. Geography? Geology? Either way, it’s a fascinating spot.
The Entrance is best known as a tourist destination, with a fantastic waterfront park for kids, lots of fish and chip and ice cream shops (my fave), small carnival in the park, magnificent water views and, of course, the famous pelican feeding, where hundreds of pelicans gather for a meal courtesy of Marine Wildlife Rescue.
Wishing you all a great new week!
As always, thanks for your comments—they’re truly appreciated! 😊