What I truly seek is a sky adorned with fish-scale clouds. The Pinnacles, indeed, stand as one of Melbourne’s most remarkable destinations for photography.
At Cape Woolamai’s Pinnacles on Phillip Island, the boulder rocks are covered with vibrant green moss, creating a striking contrast against the pink granite formations. These ancient rocks, formed approximately 360 million years ago from slowly cooled molten magma, have been sculpted over time by relentless ocean waves and winds. The moss thrives in the moist, salty air, adding a lush texture to the rugged landscape. This natural tapestry enhances the visual appeal of the area, making it a popular spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. The combination of geological history and thriving plant life exemplifies the dynamic beauty of this coastal environment
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This is stunning. Perfect depth of perception.
ReplyDeleteA bit of work out coming here
DeleteNatural tapestry is a perfect description of this beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteIt was often gloomy without colours heere
Delete'Fish scale sky' is what I would call a mackerel sky - always interesting to see, especially at sunset.
ReplyDeleteMackerel sky is a better word!
DeleteThat would make a perfect picture postcard!!
ReplyDeleteThis scene is often on sale for wall mounts
Deletebeautiful ancient rocks. Nice one
ReplyDelete"fish-scale clouds" -- lovely way of describing it.
A term used in Chinese actually
DeleteA wonderful photo
ReplyDeleteThank you Mike
DeleteA wonderful combination of both smooth ancient rocks, and craggy ones in the background. Combined with the wonderful sky that has the yellow at the bottom, your photo is truly worthy of National Geographic magazine
ReplyDeleteMine doesn't get accepted by National Geographic magazine. It really focuses on wildlife and exotic places
DeletePura belleza visual.
ReplyDeleteThe place was rather hazardous to visit
DeleteUn bello lugar y una excelente fotografía. Esas piedras del primer plano le da mucha profundidad a la fotografía.
ReplyDeleteTo lift the image
Delete...beautiful from the foreground to the background!
ReplyDeleteThese rocks are hard to overcome
DeleteThat is stunning and magical :-D
ReplyDeleteI broke a few lenses here over the years
DeleteThose sea tumbled rocks have great textures for the foreground of your photo.
ReplyDeleteI was meaning to try a different perspective
DeleteDelicious light on the rocks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot! I love the angle.
ReplyDeleteI love these shots from your side of the world.
ReplyDeleteNice. I like that big depth of field!
ReplyDeleteAlmost Alien.
ReplyDeletePerfect image! Pink granite invites the viewer to take a longer look at the sea, the sunset and those unbelievable shaped clouds covering most of the blue skies. Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteDelightful photography!
ReplyDeleteLove the sky and the remainder is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great colors and composition again. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous coastal scene, the sky is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day and happy weekend.
Your photo is stunning, Happy Friday, thank you for linking to AFFF at my blog
ReplyDeleteMuch♡love
I've heard skies like that called Mackeral skies because, as you say, it looks like fish scales.
ReplyDeleteThe lighting on those rocks is breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteWow, there is so much to admire in this photo, the pinnacles, the pink rocks and that wonderful sky. And then there is the skies reflection in the water. It all comes together to make a perfect photograph.
ReplyDeleteNice picture, beautiful sky. No people.
ReplyDeleteQuite a contrast in shapes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your efforts; you're a photographer with prose to describe what you see!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteCon esa cantidad de colores y formas, unidas a tu habilidad para plasmarlo solo puede dar fotos como las que nos dejas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Geologic beauty for sure! You're very close to fish scale clouds, Roentare. I love to fly in Cloudland!
ReplyDeleteYou find some of the most amazing scenery. What a beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic photo. Thank you for linking up.
ReplyDeleteA breathtakingly beautiful photo, thanks not only to the landscape but also to the sky. The light and clouds create a lake of floating crushed ice, and the sun reflects and mirrors it—it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteA breathtakingly beautiful photo, thanks not only to the landscape but also to the sky. The light and clouds create a lake of floating crushed ice, and the sun reflects and mirrors it—it's amazing!
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