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Homemade camera 4x6cm 25mm focal length with plastic lens

Coolangatta - Gold Coast - Queensland - Australia

Canon 5D MKII - Canon EF L Lens 17-40mm

This is the back of Snapper Rocks in Coolangatta on the Gold Coast. Otherwise known as the Super Bank. A good time to capture this spot is on a high tide with a small swell, big enough to force the water over the rock ledge and get it to cascade over the pool edge. Combine these conditions with either sunrise or sunset. A big swell will still be good, although you will be constantly wiping spray mist off your filters etc.

Snapper Rocks

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The weather may not have been great but that did not stop all the surfers make the most of the swell from X Cyclone Marcia. I really needed a bigger zoom lens to catch any of the surfers.

66773 Pride in GBRf clatters over the pointwork of Water Orton East Junction with 6Z85 Long Marston to March with a rake of refurbished box wagons.

Munmorah State Conservation Area, NSW

Aerial views of Snapper Island sitting 1 kilometre offshore in pristine aqua green waters of Batemans Bay Australia. It was a popular spot for smuggling as contraband could be hidden in the cave and rowed to shore in the dead of night and it also had a back door escape route. Now a popular kayak or paddle venture.

Hold still, or this needle might develop a mind of its own.

After following the storm front down from Brisbane we ended up at Snapper Rocks hoping to capture some lightning.

Well I captured some moody skies instead!!!

Hope you all had a great weekend of storm chasing :)

Sign advertising Snapper in Palmetto, Georgia

Went down to snapper rocks on the Gold Coast this morning.

Was not the best sunrise but came home with a couple of reasonable shots.

Could not decide which one to post.

So here are both of them.

Have a great Sunday and thanks for looking

Norbert

Various types of snapper congregating in the shade under the Salt Pier, Bonaire

On the 3 day road trip with Jesse down the New England Highway.

The inside of a snapping turtle shell. This is the first decent daguerreotype I've gotten in a while as I've been having constant exposure and fog problems This one still has a little fog, but looks pretty good anyway.

one of the snapping turtles that nests here at the ranch...

Cubera snapper taken on a shore dive from Montuosa Island - 55 miles off the coast of Panama.

Soho

First time in 21 years of living here, a snapping turtle walks down our street.

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I stood watching this photographer for quite some time, intrigued as to why he thought he needed to stand on the edge of the promenade sea wall to get his killer shot. Some folk, just don't seem to bother with self-risk assessments, do they?