Recently, Joel and I had the pleasure of visiting Bridgewater Bay, a locale of striking natural beauty nestled along the Mornington Peninsula near Melbourne. The bay, renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs and sculpted rock formations, presents varied aspects of the coastline—each affording its own unique photographic character. The ebb and flow of the Southern Ocean have, over countless years, carved intricate features into the shore, rendering the landscape both wild and sublime.
Locum work that takes one away from home, however, proves to be a challenge. Such endeavors serve as a sober reminder not to accept such responsibilities without due consideration. In moments of solitude and fatigue, I find myself increasingly aware of the passage of time and the quiet insistence of age.
Sony A7RV
FE 20-70mm f4 G
Linking Water H2O Thursday