Roaring Beach (on a calm day)

R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
edited April 28, 2014 in Landscapes
Hi, Just returned from another trip to Tasmania. This is a shot of Roaring Beach at Surveyors Bay at the mouth of the Huon River. Very lucky with the weather - I would imagine it would be very different when the winter southerlies are blowing.

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Thanks for looking - C&C always appreciated.
Cheers, Richard

Comments

  • lifeinfocuslifeinfocus Registered Users Posts: 1,461 Major grins
    edited April 25, 2014
    Gorgeous. Thanks for posting. And oh BTW this is my 1,000th posting on Dgrin. Can't think of a better image to use it for!
    http://www.PhilsImaging.com
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  • StumblebumStumblebum Registered Users Posts: 8,480 Major grins
    edited April 25, 2014
    Very pretty!
  • EaracheEarache Registered Users Posts: 3,533 Major grins
    edited April 25, 2014
    Sweet shot Richard... fore, mid, and background all work together nicely... interesting textures and colors.
    Postcard/brochure/publication worthy for sure.
    Eric ~ Smugmug
  • black mambablack mamba Registered Users Posts: 8,323 Major grins
    edited April 25, 2014
    Mighty fine work, Richard. Some of the best pictures I've seen of your part of the world happen to come from your camera. Don't be such a stranger....let's see more of what you have.

    Take care,

    Tom
    I always wanted to lie naked on a bearskin rug in front of a fireplace. Cracker Barrel didn't take kindly to it.
  • threeshoesthreeshoes Registered Users Posts: 12 Big grins
    edited April 26, 2014
    Beach?
    That's a good shot. I like your perspective and viewpoint.

    It's not much of a beach, though :-)
  • R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
    edited April 28, 2014
    lifeinfocus wrote: »
    Gorgeous. Thanks for posting. And oh BTW this is my 1,000th posting on Dgrin. Can't think of a better image to use it for!

    Hi Phil, Congratulations on your 1000th post - and thank you for your positive comment - much appreciated.

    Cheers, Richard.
  • R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
    edited April 28, 2014
    Stumblebum wrote: »
    Very pretty!

    Hi, thank you for looking in and commenting - much appreciated.

    Cheers,
    Richard.
  • R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
    edited April 28, 2014
    Earache wrote: »
    Sweet shot Richard... fore, mid, and background all work together nicely... interesting textures and colors.
    Postcard/brochure/publication worthy for sure.

    Hi Eric, thank you very much for your feedback and suggestions. I will send it on to the Tasmanian Tourism office and see if they would like to use it.

    Cheers, Richard.
  • R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
    edited April 28, 2014
    black mamba wrote: »
    Mighty fine work, Richard. Some of the best pictures I've seen of your part of the world happen to come from your camera. Don't be such a stranger....let's see more of what you have.

    Take care,

    Tom

    Hi Tom, really appreciate your support and feedback. I am still going through my shots so I am sure there will be one or two more to show.

    Cheers, Richard.
  • R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
    edited April 28, 2014
    christinaroberts wrote: »
    Great shot Richard! Nice colors.

    Hi, thank you for looking in and commenting - glad you liked the shot.

    Cheers, Richard.
  • R.JayR.Jay Registered Users Posts: 974 Major grins
    edited April 28, 2014
    threeshoes wrote: »
    That's a good shot. I like your perspective and viewpoint.

    It's not much of a beach, though :-)

    Hi, Your comment got me thinking headscratch.gif You are right, it isn't much of a beach (which is off to the left out of sight) - and so why would it be called Roaring Beach? The beach is made up entirely of large rounded rocks / pebbles - and when the gentle waves run up the beach (like on this day) the backwash makes a 'whoosing' sound and the smalls pebbles 'clink' against each other - so when a big sea is running - I expect it is more of a roar. Just an idea!

    Cheers, Richard.
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