We started travelling through Australia, with camping and caravanning trips. Being a professional photographer and videographer, we wanted to bring our journeys to life for you to enjoy. We have also been to England and Europe, China, Vietnam, Thailand, USA, Canada. We have many more countries and experiences on our bucket list
Showing posts with label ocean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ocean. Show all posts
Monday, 22 August 2016
Tuesday, 11 August 2015
Greedy Pelican, would not share with his mates, Harrington breakwall
When we go caravanning, we always try to take our bikes, and ride where ever we can. I had ridden down to the Manning River breakwall at Harrington hoping to photograph or film something interesting. The fishermen were cleaning their catch and the pelicans were hanging around them and wouldn't leave. One particular pelican seemed to have lost his neck down into his body. One of the men told me he had a fish he was ingesting and had been like that for a while. However, the pelican had two mates who were very intent on sharing his meal with him, but he was having none of that. They chased him trying to tire him out and eventually they all flew out of sight. I wonder who won the argument?
Tuesday, 4 August 2015
Diamond Head, Port Stephens, panorama photos
A visit to Diamond Head, for Sunday lunch, this is the view, I can't stop using the panorama setting on my Fuji Xe2.
What a glorious secluded spot in the Crowdy Head National Park, with the beachside caravan park almost full when we visited even out of season. With a modern amenities block, picnic tables and on the beach, what more could you want for a holiday.
We had a wander on the beach, through the rocks, and the boys went for a quick swim, using the beach shower after and we spent a relaxing afternoon enjoying the company of good friends and a picnic lunch.
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| Diamond Head Beach |
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Monday, 3 August 2015
Visiting Goannas - Harrington
Harrington pier strectches into the bay
Trying out the panoramic setting on my new Fuji Xe2. The Harrington breakwall stretches across the mouth of the Manning River, controlling floods and tides
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| Kookaburra watching over the caravan park residents |
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