Albany - Alb02 Size:36in x 54in (91cm x 137cm)Defying gravity and precariously balanced. Albany, Western Australia, unfolds with a mix of wild Southern Ocean energy and serene coastal beauty, making it a standout destination for landscapes and seascapes. Rugged granite headlands, turquoise bays, wind carved forests and sweeping views across King George Sound create a location rich in texture, mood and natural drama. Powerful swells crash against cliffs while calmer beaches glow with soft morning
agriculture and aquaculture as its main sources of economy
Trail leading into towering redwoods with dramatic depth and perspective in Rotorua
an active volcanic and thermal area where it is well known for hot springs and mud pools
When the swell increases the surfers arrive to enjoy the popular Supertubes break
Surrounded by rock and waves this small formation stands its ground at Injidup
Long-exposure seascape at Quindalup Boat Ramp
Starting over a hundred years ago the park is now one of the largest arboretums in Western Australia
Powerful Southern Ocean swell hitting the rocky shoreline at Windy Harbour
bracken and arum lilies until recent times where a massive bushfire ravaged its way through the forest destroying everything in its path
With just under an hour walk
The white sand and crystal-clear waters are what attract many to the area
Its historic lighthouse stands above sweeping views of the Indian Ocean
