09 September 2012

Shingle Splitters Point

Just ten minutes drive and I'm at the the waters edge  ...




Port Jackson Fig tree



looking like a little treasure-trove of gemstones in the shallows

Sharing with Weekend Reflections

18 comments:

John "By Stargoose And Hanglands" said...

Lucky old you! How wonderful to live so close to such a beautiful location. How many of your neighbours appreciate it?

Phil Slade said...

Firstly Carole, about the flycatcher and thanks for your appreciative comments. It wasn't especially close and is quite heavily cropped but I use a Canon 450 with a Canon 400mm lens which usually allows me to crop an image. The flycatcher was in exceptional light which seemed to capture the detail. I can see such detail in your pictures today, detail through the clear water and in your landscape shots too. Cheers Phil.

Unknown said...

A beautiful beach Carole.
Love the colors of the pebbles.
Costas

Carole M. said...

thanks for lovely comments, and in answer to you John; I know many do really appreciate the location. It's why we've chosen to live here especially. It really is a joy to have a lovely lake/bays and lots of trees about. I don't take it for granted for a moment....and I love sharing it with everyone here. This was a retirement re-location.

Anonymous said...

Wasserbilder liebe ich so sehr und deine sind so wunderschön mit den Kieselsteinen!
Schönen Sonntag wünsche ich dir!
Lieben Gruss Elke

Irma said...

Beautiful nature is there, great that you are so close to the water live.
Greetings Irma

'Tsuki said...

That is a cool reflection : I specially enjoy the last one, with the little rocks shining under the water !

Joyful said...

Fantastic photos! The water is especially clear.

Rosemary Aubut said...

Great shots! Love the colors in the rock photo!

Elizabeth Edwards said...

you never let me down. gorgeous views. awesome!! back from a camping adventure. so i'm commenting more. hope you are good. big hugs. (:

TexWisGirl said...

i love that huge fig tree swooping down! the colors in the rocks under water are soothing, too.

Brian King said...

I like how that tree hangs out over the water! Beautiful stony lake bottom. Most of ours are silty or muddy. You could find some really nice rocks and stones in there.

Montanagirl said...

Nice post. Like all the photos, but the tree is really special. The stones in the water is really nice too.

Grandma Barb's This and That said...

Love the gems in that clear water! I wish I live near a lake or ocean.

Owen said...

We should all be so lucky to have a nearby retreat as beautiful as this...

NatureFootstep said...

it is great to have a lake nearby. I love the reflections in the water. Makes a nice pattern.

Nadege, said...

Lucky you...I love that last shot.

Gowri said...

Beautiful place and lovely images!