A stroll amongst the exposed rocks at this morning’s low tide. Lowest this month, & lowest it’ll be until late February. Shoals of 6″ fish & the occasional startled blue spotted Rays swam around us as we waded up to thigh deep in the warm water.
We hope you enjoy looking at the photos. We loved wandering out there to see what we could discover. A case of the more we looked the more we saw.
Here is just a tiny sample of what was out there. Don’t forget that ‘right clicking (PC) /control clicking (Mac) any photo will enable you to enlarge it for a better look if you wish.
Always enjoy your posts.
Love that B&W shot. The mix of pindan in the sand creates a beaut contrast for B&W.
Great pix!
Beautiful,thank you for sharing
What wonders lye under the seas We see so little of God’s creation under the oceans, tx u for sharing such stunning photos
Ian & Julie thanks for sharing it looks like you are really enjoying this opportunity, take care
John & Liz
Cuppa & Julie…… Just such wonderful photos… you must be pinching yourselves that you are seeing it first hand. Take care with that tide.
… Lesley & Bill
How beautiful they are such amazing nature, lovely picture taking, please keep sending. Xx
Lovely, lovely photos, Nature is so surprising, beautiful! Xx
Thats a beautiful coastline well captured with the camera Ian. Enjoy!
Oh what a fantastic adventure you are both sharing. Love the photos. That would have been very exciting to see.
Continue enjoying ………and fingers crossed no serious wet season disasters for you.
James and Pauline
What beautiful colours and interesting sea creatures. You are so lucky to have seen all of this. We lived in the Pilbara for a number of years and the tide does come in very quickly and you can get caught if not keeping an eye on it.
Chris & Doug