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Long exposure shot from a different angle on the large rock. I really like the silky waterflow.
Joel and I gonna venture into Bridgewater Bay again. This time mainly on a sea shelf during semi-low tide by sunset.
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The sea is turbulent. The sky is actually less angry than what happens beneath it.
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Today though little chance of rain but the sky was completely overcast. Joel rang me saying he was too bored needing to do something. So we came to this same location from 2 weeks ago. This time, it is high tide. It was good for long exposure. The cloud break allows us to see some colours too.
One Aussie chap was brave enough to enter this water which was pretty much freezing. The torrents were so severe that we thought we could lose him into the sea as well.
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Melbourne has been wet for several consecutive weekends.
The beach is cold and magical moments are hard to find.
This weekend is likely to be less rainy. My pal and I gonna take another adventure.
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