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Alligator Beach, Old Bar - One of the first shots I took just after I bought a Cokin Grad filter. So stoked. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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The pool at Blackhead beach is surrounded by beautiful rockpools, and then there's a pump right in the middle of it all. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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The lighthouse at Crowdy Head is one of it's main attractions, and I was lucky enough to be there on a killer sunset. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Killer sunset at Forster Main Beach, NSW. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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The lighting is perfect as the sunset lights up the sky on this shore. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Crowdy Headland, overlooking the vast ocean.
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One morning, there was ridiculous swell up at one of the corners at home, with very few surfers. They seem to be at main beach, so I took this shot and then of course I followed. I ventured up there to find crap swell and terrible surfers. Biggest letdown.
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This little beast comes rolling in on a perfectly lit sunrise at Wallabi Point. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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As I study pretty far from the coast in Wagga Wagga, I tend to just capture things around the sunset. This was possibly one of the most calm sunsets, and then luck struck and I timed this shot perfectly. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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The beach at sunset was empty, except for these two. At home, there's often just a man and his dog, enjoying what is left of the day. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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An unusual swell rolled through Old Bar, and I had to capture the monsters as they came. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Alex Brunton - One of my mates just enjoying the ride. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Ryan and Alex - Ryan Hunt storms through while Alex watches the show. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Ryan Hunt rolls through the wave, eventually exiting the wall. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Following Ryan Hunt, who's one of the best surfers at home, I always find myself filling up my SD card too quickly. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Ryan Hunt - Hitting the air. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Calm days are always a good time, for a swim or just a paddle. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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One of the fastest guys i've seen at home, just flies through, barely able to capture him. Photo: Tyhe Reading
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Unknown bodyboarder waiting for his mates and finding the perfect rideout. Photo: Tyhe Reading
I’m a 19-year-old photography and graphic design student. Growing up on the coast, I love everything to do with water. I capture the movement of water and seascapes of my local area, trying to find the beauty in the environment that is often passed up by others.
Throughout the university holidays, I would wake up before first light, get to a beach and set up the equipment for whatever the morning would bring. I’d shoot each beach in my local area, knowing that even though the subject matter remained the same, the sunrise would bring forth something different every time. As soon as the sunrise was over, I would find the best swell and head there for a few hours to shoot the surfers having a ride before they headed off to work.
