River Reflections

River Reflections by Steven  Agius

River Reflections

This rock formation is known as the whale rock on the banks of the Tidal River at Wilsons Promontory.

River Reflections belongs to the following groups:

IPA -International Photographers Alliance, Landscape Photography and Wilsons Promontory
  • Annika Strömgren

    Annika Strömgren, 9 months ago

    Nice shot!

  • hilarydougill

    hilarydougill, 9 months ago

    I can actually see why, It looks like a Whale. Beautiful capture of a beautiful place, great reflections, comp, vista and perspective.

  • funkyfacestudio

    funkyfacestudio, 9 months ago

    Wow mammoth boulders and great reflections…..beautiful !

  • Antanas

    Antanas, 9 months ago

    Perfect

  • jlynn

    jlynn, 9 months ago

    Yep I can see the whale,,, Beautiful shot!

  • Ellen

    Ellen, 9 months ago

    Very nice image!

  • davidmilne

    davidmilne, 9 months ago

    See why Steve,fantastic clarity,super pic!

  • Globalphotos

    Globalphotos, 9 months ago

    Gorgeous shot Steven, I was just talking about this particular spot to a friend the other day and here is it, I love it there :))

  • Sean Farragher

    Sean Farragher, 9 months ago

    fantastic, the rocks are beautiful

    no reply necessary

  • frogster

    frogster, 9 months ago

    Great catch on this Steven.

  • marts1

    marts1, 9 months ago

    Good shot

  • Gerard Rotse

    Gerard Rotse, 9 months ago

    Very nice shot.

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius, 9 months ago

    Thanks everone for your wonderful comments, very much appreciated.

  • cynthiab

    cynthiab, 9 months ago

    beautiful shot looks stunning in the black frame

  • John E Adams

    John E Adams, 9 months ago

    Beautiful image and some amazing terrrain, much like the Sierra ranges in the western US -;0)

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to cynthiab’s comment, 9 months ago

    Thankyou Cynthia, much appreciated.

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to John E Adams’s comment, 9 months ago

    Thankyou John, appreciate your comments, yes this is a stunning area to see I have only captured a very small part of it cheers.

  • SharonD

    SharonD, 9 months ago

    Beautiful shot Steven.Great focus and light.

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to SharonD’s comment, 9 months ago

    Thankyou Sharon, much aprreciated.

  • George Lenz

    George Lenz, 9 months ago

    beautiful scene… presented well

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius, 9 months ago

    Thanks again George, much appreciated.

  • Rebecca Barker

    Rebecca Barker, 9 months ago

    looks like the perfect place to take photos yours are excellent

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to Rebecca Barker’s comment, 9 months ago

    Thankyou Rebecca, much appreciated.

  • peyote

    peyote, 9 months ago

    wow love it
    Careful of that rock mate! LOL
    xXx

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to peyote’s comment, 9 months ago

    Thankyou Peyote, appreciate your comment.

  • Helene Kippert

    Helene Kippert, 8 months ago

    Great composition and reflections Steven

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to Helene Kippert’s comment, 8 months ago

    Thankyou Helene.

  • Matt Halls

    Matt Halls, 8 months ago

    Nicely composed. The angle works well…

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to Matt Halls’s comment, 8 months ago

    Thankyou Matt.

  • Jo Hoden

    Jo Hoden, 8 months ago

    Love everything about this you get a real sense of being there,the reflections you caught are fab.

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to Jo Hoden’s comment, 8 months ago

    Thankyou Jo, appreciate your comments.

  • Ruth Palmer

    Ruth Palmer, 6 months ago

    This one is so nice Steve!

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to Ruth Palmer’s comment, 6 months ago

    Thankyou Ruth.

  • Travis  Easton

    Travis Easton, 2 months ago

    Stood up on the head of this a little while back, the climb up the back looks so simple, but is actually a bit trickier than it appears. Now I’ve just gotta work out how to climb into its mouth for the ‘killer’ shot.

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius in reply to Travis Easton’s comment, about 1 month ago

    Hi Travis, never knew it was possible I must check it out next time did you climb down to it from the track above it or from the river upwards cheers.

  • Travis  Easton

    Travis Easton, about 1 month ago

    Climbed onto the head from the track behind, so many people have done it though that the rock has worn smooth and the first couple of moves are pretty exposed.

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