My first image captured here was in 1986. In 1995, Kodak used it for the SMRT card to promote the Gold III film. My third visit to this region of Twelves Apostles obviously brought back my sweet memories. Frankly speaking, I prefer my latest image of this coast lines.
The seascape of the Great Ocean Road is till amazing to me. I love the waves that strike onto one of the islands of the Bay of Islands. I think is an image that needs perfect timing to capture.
Eng Kien said the rock looks like an owl! (posted in his Facebook). I think there is a lion crouching by the side eyeing at the owl.
The Loch Ard Gorge is part of Port Campbell National Park, Victoria, Australia, about three minutes’ drive west of The Twelve Apostles.
Actually, my first visit to the Great Ocean Road was in 1986. It was after my presentation at the Australia Photographic Society Annual Convention, my host Margaret and Noel drove me here for the first glimpse of this amazing coast lines. Since then, I returned here for my third visit recently.
Immediately after I captured this lovely image, my warning to Eng kien was too late to avoid the next gushing waves. Eng Kien and myself were all soaking wet right up to our knee. Most importantly, all our equipments were safe at this incident. For myself is another life time experience since the nasty snow blizzard in Wilmington, Delaware in January.