21 April 2012

Shingle Splitters Point: late afternoon photo shoot





a short and breezy video clip so you can pretend you're there too, just for a moment

"Intruiged" one of the trio in the video, they came paddling towards me as if to just, get in the picture!  Was it because I had the tripod set up and they thought it a fishing pole, that I had a catch on standby?

one of the fig tree types, probably a Port Jackson



trying their luck out on the point; one caught a "flattie" (flat-head).  I know cause he sang out to his mate to tell him so ...


to the right of this photograph shows part of a Casuarina (She-Oak) tree.  This location achieved it's name from these, in that the early timbercutters got to them for the purpose of roofing shingles

all is calm, and the guys are still fishing