One of the most impressive and anticipated views of the Great Ocean Road is that of the towering rock formations of The 12 Apostles set against 70 metre cliffs. From sunrise to dusk the changing light enhances the beauty of this awe inspiring vista. I visited the sight several times to try to capture the different moods. A huge highlight for me was seeing the stacks from the air in a tiny helicopter.
My hero, David Attenborough, discusses the formation of The 12 Apostles in this short video segment. Worth watching...
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The world is more beautiful and interesting through the Attenborough's lens, or Graeme's lens. Look the fifth picture. Looks like God turned on the light above the sea. So beautiful...
Another thing we have in common - we both adore David Attenborough (possibly a few others do too come to think of it!). These shots are magical! Thank you!
You must have sat there for hours, capturing all the different moods from the light at different times of the day. x
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wow, love the 1st pic, and the one with the moon, and mist. Wish I had as much time as you to explore this area!
Amazing! Your photos make me want to fly down there right now and check it out!
Absolutely amazing pictures (as always). Did you have a stopover in Melbourne, too?
Just had a look at your photos on your blog and they are absolutely STUNNING!!! brought back happy memories of when i was there in 2000 with on old school friend, Jules (who now lives in Bath) not sure if you met her or not? Anyway we were not so lucky to go on a helicopter flight - definitely gives you a much better appreciation of the beauty of the Great Ocean Road :)
Soooo beautiful... I am blown away - by your photos (again) :)
The photos are amazing... You've captured the landscape so well!
I don't believe that. you came all the way and didn't stop at Melbourne!!!!!!!!!!!!! Graeme Myburgh, that is unexeptable!!! your pictures are awesome. I've been to the GOR many times and your pictures brought many memories back. How's Macks? and how are you???
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