Our third week of our Bass Strait trip did not go as originally planned. With unrelenting westerly gales, we have run out of time and opportunity to get to the Bass Strait Islands and have gone from Sealers Cove at Wilson’s Promontory directly to the Gippsland Lakes.
Week two of our Bass Strait foray keeps us around Wilson’s Promontory in swiftly changing weather conditions. It’s a game of cat and mouse, not what we had hoped, but we are playing it safe.
We are back on Anui for a few weeks so are reactivating the blog and taking you on a circuit to Wilson’s Promontory, the Bass Strait Islands, the Gippsland Lakes and back. This week we leave Port Phillip Bay and head out along the Bass Coast.
After running this blog for 12 years, we have decided to pause it while we are on land, living an ordinary life.
In a search for awe and beauty in the midst of loss and sadness, today we are transforming simple flowers into unique, expressive creations.
After the experience of capturing the Southern Lights, it was time to focus on another classic of long exposure photography: the Milky Way.
The photo exhibition at Gallery Unbound opened last Friday with a gathering of the contributing photographers, their friends and the Print 2 Metal team.
It is with a heavy heart that we have had to say goodbye to our much-loved Bengie.
Sv-Anui 