Melbourne, 2015
Canon AV-1, Fuji 100
With warm sun rays piercing through the chilly sea breeze, the morning low tides bared naked, the life of the primordial ocean.
From above, a captivating view greeted us with crystal clear waters revealing the rock formation holding its temporary existence. For a moment it seemed like the ocean had a giant looking glass, capturing a small piece of it’s wonder for our admiration.
Down below, exploration into the London Arch revealed a window to the crashing waves beyond. “The might of the great ocean,” I thought. Hopping on rocks covered in some kind of bubbly vegetation, I admired the puddles of marine life that were caught in between, at that moment, of that day, from the receded tides of that beautiful morning.
It was one of the most wonderful moments of the trip despite the failure of my camera. Ironically, it reminded me so clearly of the moment I decided to pick up photography- the Earth and its creations, the beautiful blue marble.
We are all visual creatures 