Cape Schanck Long exposure for Water H2O Thursday

 

I have many captures of the region in different light here

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Pulpit Rock, Cape Schanck, Mornington Peninsula for Sunday Best

 

Last Saturday was my first hike since the quadriceps recovered. To the location again. This time, it is medium high tide. 

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Pulpit Rock for Treasure Tuesday

 

Joel and I went to Cape Schanck on the weekend. It was a good trip that we both got different shots different from the one shown above. It was medium high tide at the location. Joel was almost engulfed by the rogue wave 2 metres above him. It was a shocker

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Pulpit Rock Cape Schanck for Water H2O Thursday

 

I have been here many times when Joel and I wondered where to go. Not visiting coast lately as I am busy travelling abroad.

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Pulpit Rock dusk long exposure for Water H2O Thursday

 

This location is always the favorite spot for landscape photographers. Only 20-minute drive from Southeast Melbourne. 

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Pulpit Rock, Cape Shanck, Mornington Peninsula for Sunday Best

 

This shot reflects a time that I was into the soft dreamy look of a landscape. I do ultra long long exposure too. Funny how time has passed. This was taken 2 years ago. 

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Pulpit Rock, Cape Schanck, Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne

 

Last weekend, we just had to get out of the house despite a stormy gloomy weather. It was mainly the stairs and steps I want to do to get my metabolism going. 

Spam filter here is getting to me again. So, I am trapped in this never ending gotcha moment proving I am not a robot. Sometimes I do feel that I am a robot in this capitalistic world.

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Pulpit Rock, Cape Schanck, Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne

 

Pulpit rock is a basalt type formed by cooling lava. This is a popular location for angling fishing and photographers. Few get hurled out into the sea every year according to the statistics. During high tide, one would be standing at the sea floor scuba diving. 

Coming here is always a challenge. Photographers are like a pack of wolves here. We gonna get our spots like a prized possession. I often browse for stock market news on my phone, squatting on these uneven rock surfaces. 

Did I mention that there were more tourists than the fish in the ocean here?

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Cape Schanck Mornington Peninsula