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Forgotten Worlds

Posted by
Darkelf Photography (Perth, Australia) on 13 June 2016 in Landscape & Rural.

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In February this year we embarked on a one week trip up the central and northern coast of New South Wales in Australia. We travelled from Sydney through the Central Coast, Newcastle, Port Macquarie to Coffs Harbour.

Most of the east coast of Australia abounds in amazing scenery along the shore. Variety of rocks formations, high cliffs, extensive rock shelves and often high swells. We wanted to explore some previously visited spots and also discover some new ones - just like the one in this photo near a spot called Crescent Head.

This weirdly shaped rock that looks like it has just fallen from outer space and the cave from where I shot this image can only be accessed at low tide. Because of that and also because they are hidden from the open view, it seemed like this long forgotten world. When I was sitting there in the cave I felt like I was was on another place long way away from civilisation.

We only had time to stop by once and only during daylight but I was still hopeful of taking a photo that could later be processed as monochrome and this is the result.

Canon EOS 5D Mark III 1/30 second F/16.0 ISO 100 24 mm

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