Point Cartwright Rocks

On the Point Cartwright Rocks you will find these barnacles, or limpets, clinging to life on the edge of a vast ocean.

Pacific Morning

A morning view over the Pacific Ocean from Alexendra Headland. Being able to visit these places for the incredible views is truly stunning.

Distant Whale

Here in the west Pacific Ocean just off Mooloolaba we are lucky to see Humpback Whales migrate north and then south again after the calving season each year. If you look really, really closely you will just make out one whale taking a breath and diving again (just right of centre and very near the horizon). I clearly need a high zoom lens to catch these creatures from a distance of 300m.

Mooloolaba Harbour

Leaving the safety of Mooloolaba Harbour and the Mooloolah River on the way to a meeting with the Pacific Ocean.

North Bribie

An ocean side view of North Bribie and the new Bribie Bar that has separated the upper tip of Bribie into two islands.

2022 Views

Happy New Year to all as we head into 2022 filled with beautiful views like this, from Point Cartwright.

Lunar Eclipse

The eclipsed lunar disc appears to glow among the cloud as it climbs above Earth's thin and salty atmosphere on the western edge of the Pacific Ocean.

Cartwright View

The view of Point Cartwright and Lighthouse on a cool, blustery westerly day.

Pacific View

A winter's view of the mighty Pacific Ocean off Alexandra Headland.

Forever Blue

The endless blue of the Pacific Ocean as it disappears into the distance over the horizon east of the Sunshine Coast.

Sunny Coast View

A view of the Sunshine Coast with Glasshosue Mountains from the Pacific Ocean, just offshore.

DI Lookout

The Double Island Point Lookout Hut overlooks the immense Pacific Ocean off the east Australian coastline.

Summits

In the foreground is the West Summit and in the background the East Summit of Mount Coochin, followed by the Pacific Ocean on the horizon.

Ocean Views

A view of the Pacific Ocean from the Great Cooloola Sandpatch.

Pacific Dreaming

This is a view of the majestic and enormous Pacific Ocean as seen from Noosa Heads. The horizon leads to so many destinations across the world, that I can't help but dream of adventures that are possible.

Cartwright View

A view of Point Cartwright on a calm morning at the rim of the Pacific Ocean.

Point Arkwright

A beautiful day on the edge of the Australian continent at Point Arkwright on the Sunshine Coast.

Tropical Paradise

A beautiful tropical paradise on the Sunshine Coast at the edge of the Pacific Ocean.

Shipping Queue

A queue of ships on the horizon all bound for the Port of Brisbane.

Morning Refraction

The land masses of the NSW North Coast as seen across the Pacific Ocean from Byron Bay. What is remarkable about this image is that some of the land masses appear to be floating above the ocean surface. This is an optical illusion caused by the refraction of light due to total internal reflection off the ocean's warm surface air layer. Physics is everywhere.