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Shot with Canon 50d at Point Mugu Beach California using Canon 430EXII triggered with Pocket Wizard Ett1 and Ett5 on Manual Mode at 1:1 flash power 59mm f5.6 1/250
Point D'Entrecasteaux連續三個海灣的無人沙灘，美！此景只應天上有～
這一天原本計劃要去3、4小時車程外的Denmark，但在中途迷了路，澳洲郊外的公路總是偏僻的讓你可以開車幾小時遇不上一台車或一間建築物，更不用說看到人影了，我們運氣很好的在樹林間看到一塊寫著『Hill Brook』的牌子，走進去才發現原來是間有著葡萄園的酒莊，當我們靠近就聽見有狗狂吠，剛開始很怕是隻會咬人的狗，等狗一現身，我們差點沒笑倒，是隻很胖很胖的拉布拉多。遠方傳來農用機具的引擎聲，一定有人，我們繼續往後方走，沒多久就看到酒莊主人正站在工具間，我們立刻說明來意，酒莊主人給我們一份西南澳酒莊地圖並告訴我們，只有一天往返Denmark有點趕，再加上我的小小白只有1300cc實在不夠力，於是我們決定先前往最近的小鎮Northcliffe稍作歇息再做打算。
到了Northcliffe的遊客中心，裡面有許多旅遊資訊，其中Windy Harbour（風之港）的介紹非常吸引我，距離Northcliffe小鎮大約半小時車程，二話不說立刻出發！
Windy Harbour附近總共有8個景點(Windy Harbour, Cathedral Rock, Saimon Beach, Saimon Beach Lookout, Gardner Lookout, Sunset Lookout, Tookulup, Point D'Entrecasteaux)，可以說是個很完善的套裝行程供我們這種開2輪傳動小車的遊客，在周圍還有許多難度高低的步道可供行走跟觀賞懸崖邊的景色，這裡真是個是小旅行的好地點！
We originally planned to go to Denmark, but lost our way. Suburban road Australia is always remote that you can not find a car or a building several hours, not to mention see the figures, we were lucky to see a written "Hill Brook brand" between the forest, and I realized that there is a liquor village, when we were closer there heard a dog barking loudly! We were afraid that the dog will bite, till we saw him, he is a fat fat Labrador and cute! The sound of the engine of agricultural machinery in the distance, we continued to walk to the next side, didn't take long time to see the owner was standing in the tool room, we had mediately explained what we needed, the owner gave us a map and told us that we could go to Northcliffe first and take break.
When we arrived the visitor center in Northcliffe, there was a lot of travel information, including Windy Harbour presentation was very appealing to me and about half an hour's drive from the town of Northcliffe, immediately decided to go there!!
Windy Harbour has the 8 spots (Windy Harbour, Cathedral Rock, Saimon Beach, Saimon Beach Lookout, Gardner Lookout, Sunset Lookout, Tookulup, Point D'Entrecasteaux), it can be said is a very complete package tour for us to drive our small car with 2WD, there are many trails for walking with the edge of the cliff watching the scenery, it's a perfect place for sort time travel!
Site of the first official Post Office in 1871 run by Charlotte Martha Reeves, nee Kemp who arrived on Kangaroo Island from Tasmania, 1850. She was the first unofficial post mistress. She ran this from her home here at Reeves Point from 1860-1865. She died in 1866 at Alberton SA.
Her husband Samuel Reeves 1788-1881 was an employee of the South Australia Company.
Their son Augustus Reeves 1830 - 1905 was the first Official Postmaster here from 1871 - c.1883.
Their memorial plaque was unveiled by Dene Cordes, B.A.,P.S.M. founder, KI Pioneers Association Inc. and KI Branch, National Trust of S.A. on the 27th July 1996.
The plaque was provided by Australia Post.
Information taken from the plaque on the site at Reeves Point.
Kangaroo Island
South Australia
Went down to Point Peron again for some shots as I thought the sunset might be a good one. It wasn't fiery or anything, but the clouds and light were awesome
Point Reyes Lighthouse is a lighthouse in the Gulf of the Farallones on Point Reyes in Point Reyes National Seashore, located in Marin County, California, United States.
Point Peron, Western Australia. Holga 120 pinhole shot. Little Tom takes in the view. The picture worked better as a b&w than the original colour version. Fujicolor Pro 160S, scanner Epson 4490.
Syngonium podophyllum (Arrowhead plant, nephthytis)
Leaves at Honolua Lipoa Point, Maui, Hawaii.
April 21, 2018
Point Loma from Churchill Place. After we checked into our hotel on Coronado, we went out to get lunch on Orange Avenue. After that we asked a couple of kids how to get to the beach. They pointed off to the west and said that just about any street we took would bring us there. This is the one we chose.
One of the two trail heads for the lookout. From this point the trip is about a mile. We drove up the road a bit to the other trail head where the trip is about a half mile.
Gird Point Lookout. Bitterroot National Forest, Montana.
Beautiful sunrise today at Wellington Point, Queensland, Australia. Taken at dawn.
Filters: Little Stopper and .6 grad.
Nash Point Lighthouse
Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan CF61 - Wales, UK
Nash Point, between Barry and Porthcawl on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast has two lighthouse towers. These were built in 1832 and were sited exactly 1000 feet apart being originally used to assist navigators to avoid the Nash Sandbank, a notorious shipping hazard. The lower west light was later dismantled leaving just the tower; the east light remains in use. The lighthouse was the last one to be manned in Wales, being automated in 1998.
Point Wilson Lighthouse - Port Townsend, Washington
This lighthouse was built in 1913.
I used a kite to fly the camera.
Been awhile since I've ridden this bike. Cruised down to Fort Point to see if there was any action going on in the water... nada. Low tide = VW Beetle size rocks to smash your head into.
This is Millennium Point, a modern and stylish building in Birmingham City Centre, that is home to Birmingham School of Acting and Technology Innovation and Development faculty of Birmingham City University
Point Judith Light is located on the west side of the entrance to Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. It was built in 1856. Today Point Judith Light is still an active lighthouse.
We encountered the set up of a check point last night on our way home. It was an impressive show with the lights, the cars in formation, and the table full of Popeye's chicken for the police officers.
This was the last place i passed that was not radioactive. Hunters point was the base for the nations nuclear home defense research. It is now a superfund site with an intensive cleanup in progress. This place is completely insane, the entire perimeter is surrounded by sprinklers to keep the radioactive dust down, and there are water trucks that do nothing but drive around all day shooting thirty foot jets of water in every direction, as i rode through what was left of the streets i would constantly encounter these water trucks, they would stop the blast just long enough to let me pass. at one point I came across a check point where there was a table full of geiger cointers. the heavy equipment operators use them to sweep their tractors for radioactive material of an unnaceptably high level and then clean it off, ensuring that the city is not contaminated. there are tractors everywhere moving piles of rubble seperating materials and demolishing unsalvagable buildings. there are also hundreds of car sized sealed drums marked radioactive waste. I treated every basin I could find and talked to as many people as possible. this is without a doubt one of the coolest things i have seen on this job.