Albany - Alb03 moodyDetailed patterns and textures of wood and stone. 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
A rare triple waterfall only showing itself after the winter rains
Framed up by nature Liffey falls always looks stunning
Long-exposure seascape at Quindalup Boat Ramp
Persimmon leaves glowing orange in the sunlight at Golden Valley Tree Park
Miniature toadstools perfectly formed and defiant in their group
The Island is diverse in appearance with its Huon forests and waterfalls inland and rugged rocky coastlines
Bunker Bay is the closest location to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse on the far end of Geographe Bay
this conical-shaped rock resembles an old-fashioned sugarloaf
Dunsborough
When the swell is in full force swimming is not an option however on a really calm day it is an excellent place for divers
Redgate beach and a lone rock covered with moss resists against the surge
Sunrise light illuminating a rocky outcrop
