Pirate Bay Sunset for Skywatch Friday

 

Having captured this photograph, Joel and I found ourselves nearly swallowed by the encroaching darkness, standing upon the shallow seabed revealed by the lowest tide. We had ventured nearly a kilometre into the sea on this exposed platform. While capturing sunsets has become a customary practice for me, Joel's thoughts were fixed upon the prospect of indulging in the fried prawns at a nearby fish and chips establishment following our photographic endeavor.

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FE 20-70mm f4 G

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Pirate Bay Sunset for Sunday Best

 

The tide is low. Very low like 0.2m for a very long time. 

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FE 20-70mm f4 G

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Pirate Bay Sunset for Skywatch Friday

 

We timed the sunset time well. As soon as we got out of the car, the sun was ready to sink. 

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FE 20-70mm f4

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I got a cardiology conference to attend this weekend. So no more nature hunting with Joel. Dreadful.

Pirate Bay Topdown in Mornington Peninsula for Water H2O Thursday

 

Last weekend was really good that Joel and I got the shots we wanted.

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Pirate's Bay, Mornington Peninsula, Australia

 

This is the coast that is still classified within Melbourne district. And, no, there are no pirates here. In fact, pirates will die coming here. This cave is usually under the sea in high tide. These rocks can cut my shoes so easily like razor blades.

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Laowa 9mm f5.6

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