I love meeting friends with my macro lens. This hermit crab was ready for a new shell so he could not hide from me. Mwhahaha!
Poor thing, I picked him up and turned him around so often before finally getting a photo I was happy with. But he lived in a pretty amazing place, and all I wanted to take was photographs so hopefully he forgives me.
Showing posts with label Broome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broome. Show all posts
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Cliffs, Mini Bungles and Beach
If you spend all your time on the East Coast and never get your butt over to the West, this is what you are missing. That is all.
Labels:
beach,
Broome,
cliffs,
colours,
mini bungles
Friday, October 16, 2015
Travelling North
I have put quite a few photos up from adventures down to the Gascoyne - Exmouth, Coral Bay and Ningaloo reef. Now it's time for the northern side - Kimberley.
Broome is beautiful. You are mad if you never come to this part of the country. I can understand if you aren't making a bee-line for Karratha or Port Hedland (you should make one for Karijini) but you should make one for Broome.
This was the final hurrah before my husband's parents left for home in QLD. We went o Eco Beach for a long weekend. It's funny, because we went to Barn Hill on our travels and didn't really think much of it at the time. Little did we know that just a few kilometers up the beach were stunning cliffs and beautiful caves.
I love this photo - it has the red that characterises Broome beaches, but a beautiful pristine beach untouched by footprints (soon to be touched I might add).
Broome is beautiful. You are mad if you never come to this part of the country. I can understand if you aren't making a bee-line for Karratha or Port Hedland (you should make one for Karijini) but you should make one for Broome.
This was the final hurrah before my husband's parents left for home in QLD. We went o Eco Beach for a long weekend. It's funny, because we went to Barn Hill on our travels and didn't really think much of it at the time. Little did we know that just a few kilometers up the beach were stunning cliffs and beautiful caves.
I love this photo - it has the red that characterises Broome beaches, but a beautiful pristine beach untouched by footprints (soon to be touched I might add).
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