tiabunna's photos with the keyword: headland

I recently posted a photo of a fence at Bombo (PiP). This is the seaward side of the headland at the end of the fence. It is interesting for its geology, with a distinct change in the rock type visible, even better seen large. Of course, it also makes a good wall, so Happy Wednesday Wall, everyone.

Taken on a lovely winter's day - a very pleasant spot to watch what's on or in the water. Happy bench Monday and have a great week, everyone.

A quiet day on the coast. I hope that Pam will enjoy this. Explored.

Taken from much the same position as my previous image. Sadly, massive fires in March this year devastated much of the township of Tathra, right down to this spot. Even though it is late winter, the drought conditions continue and there is smoke from new fires burning inland. Explored.

A scene at the delightful coastal village of Tathra - taken two years ago. There are many more houses, hidden by the bushland.

Until the mid-20th century, poor roads along the coast meant that most freight was carried by coastal steamers. The heritage-listed Tathra wharf dates from the mid 1800s and is the only remaining coastal steamer wharf in NSW. To put this in its setting, my previous two images were taken on either side of the wharf. HFF and have a great weekend, everyone.

Looking back toward the beach from near where I took my previous image. Explored.

A very pleasant calm day at Tathra Head. Keen-eyed ship spotters may care to look for the ship. :-) Explored.

Patterns formed by different coloured sands on the beach. Explored.

Out with friends, travelling by kayak to a beach in a nearby National Park.

My entry for the Prime Lenses (fixed focal length) group monthly competition for September 2013. See the discussion thread for details and enter! Lens was a Vivitar 135/2.8 (Komine).