The relentless weathering upon these islands and rocks shall, in time, lead to their complete obliteration. The Bay of Martyr is a delightful locale to which I must certainly return in the future.
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Friday, January 31, 2025
Great Ocean Road, Victoria for Skywatch Friday
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Bay of Martyrs,
DJ mini Pro4,
great ocean road,
islands,
ocean,
panorama,
rocks,
sea,
sky,
water
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What a fantastic view! This photo is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI should print it off hanging on the wall
DeleteGorgeous scene and photo! Take care, have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Eileen. My photography passion has subsided lately
DeleteYou have a way of taking the best looking panorama photos. Love the strong colors in this one.
ReplyDeleteIt is all about luck and timing
DeleteA truly wonderful place. Your drone panorama is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI needed to take more drone shots
DeleteSuch a beautiful scene.
ReplyDeleteI needed to do another locum job there so I can take more pics like this
DeleteStunning :-D
ReplyDeleteThe blues are gorgeous! so interesting about the rocks disappearing. Do you know how it got it's name?
ReplyDeleteBay of Martyrs is where hundreds of native Australians were massacred
DeleteUna panorámica maravillosa. Sorprende el intenso color verde del agua.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Turquoise colour is a signature in the region
DeleteThe Great Ocean Road is such a stunning and dramatic place, especially with its powerful natural features like the Bay of Martyrs. The constant weathering of the rocks gives them a timeless, ever-changing beauty. It’s wonderful that you’re already planning to return—there’s something so captivating about that wild, raw landscape. A perfect spot for Skywatch Friday!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful
ReplyDeleteA lot of driving to get to this area. Not much photography opportunities to take a good walk
DeleteThe layers of color here, absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe region is often windy and raining
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