One of the things I look for while visiting a place is a spot to peacefully watch sunsets. Especially the ones overlooking a water body. But let me tell you, finding one such spot while traveling along an east-facing coastline is a herculean task.
I spent the long weekend in Batemans Bay, a beautiful coastal town on the southern coast of New South Wales, about 300 km from Sydney. Along with walking near the riverside, visiting Mogo village and eating loads of fish and chips, I spent a good chunk of the daylight zooming into Google Maps, trying to find a beachside that faces west and would have an unhindered view of the iconic Clyde river bridge as well as a sunset.
I did find a spot but was still unsure if it was the right vantage point as the whole area on both sides of the bridge was under construction.
But all my doubts went away when I saw the water turn golden as the sun prepared to go down the horizon, which was then followed by a mad rush of pink and purple.
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Wow! These are amazing shots – lovely!
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Beautiful sunset pictures. – Margy
So peaceful. It makes me breathe.
Stunning sky shots, Rajlakshmi! You’ve got some amazing captures there and the colours are simply divine. So radiant and so magical that I felt I was transported there for an instant!
Thank you for sharing this amazing post and linking up with us. Looking forward to seeing you this week too!
Such a calming view this is Raj.. I liked the intro you’ve given before the pictures. How the colors have changed from Golden to a mad rush of pink and purple. It’s stunning to view the sky at your place.
You tend to find the best ones Raj and these are real stunners. I am in absolute love with your nature photography – you post such terrific pics girl!!