Panorama 2:1 - SuRk32a Size:40in x 20in (101cm x 51cm)Powerful Indian Ocean waves surging around Sugarloaf Rock during high tide. Distinctive by its shape, this conical shaped rock resembles an old fashioned Sugarloaf, hence the name Sugarloaf Rock. This large granite island is separated from the mainland by a small treacherous strip of water. When the swell is in full force swimming is not an option however on a really calm day it is an excellent place for divers.
narrow channel with the Indian Ocean carving its own pathway
the cliffs glow with warm colour while the ocean churns below
Framed up by nature Liffey falls always looks stunning
historic charm and shifting weather patterns makes it a compelling place for those seeking depth
The beaches are combined with many granite boulders and formations with some amazing colours and in the right light photographic opportunities are a plenty
Colours at Sunrise on Point Picquet near Eagle Bay
surfing and caves Yallingup is a major tourist destination
Giant waterfall cascading into a catchment pool with stream running off through the woodlands at Whangarei
Autumn colours at their best at the well-known Golden Valley tree park
Throughout the southwest of Western Australia there are many waterfalls which only flow in the winter after weeks of heavy rainfall
The surrounding trees in this area are also a point of interest due to their twisted features
Imminent storm just about to hit the shore in the deepest south of W
