Fisheye July 2014

We begin the second half of the year with another month of Fisheye shots, All pics this month to be taken with my 8mm Fisheye lens.
A Sunrise a Day for 365 Days [2014]

Day One Hundred Eighty Two [Coogee, NSW]
Simplicity down in Coogee this morning.
Day One Hundred Eighty Three [Watsons Bay, NSW]
Found another cave this morning. Low tide allows for some easier access into these places so you have to take advantage when you can.
Day One Hundred Eighty Four [Little Bay, NSW]
Another cave, this time in Little Bay, walked around a little further than normal and since it was low tide again was able to access this section of the cliffs.
Day One Hundred Eighty Five [Little Bay, NSW]
Yet again another cloudless morning. Thats 4 in a row!
Day One Hundred Eighty Six [Bathurst, NSW]
Mount Panorama Estate Winery
Day One Hundred Eighty Seven [Bathurst, NSW]
No sign of the sun this morning so I had to make my own burning ball of fire. Here's a shot I took a little earlier while it was still relatively dark.
Day One Hundred Eighty Eight [Clovelly, NSW]
Not having much luck with the clouds this months.
Day One Hundred Eighty Nine [Coogee, NSW]
Been wanting to get down to this spot to get a shot of Wylies Baths for ages and this morning I finally got the chance. I'll definitely be heading back down a few more times over the next few weeks.
Day One Hundred Ninety [Clovelly, NSW]
A splash of pink.
Day One Hundred Ninety One [Coogee, NSW]
Between a rock and a... soft place. Big swell this morning!
Day One Hundred Ninety Two [Clovelly, NSW]
A little bit of weed washed up from the huge swell coming through this morning
Day One Hundred Ninety Three [Malabar, NSW]
Woke up extra early this morning, so no point wasting time laying in bed! This is a blend of 4 images.
Day One Hundred Ninety Four [Little Bay, NSW]
I think I might just move in here, won't have to go far for sunrise then.
Day One Hundred Ninety Five [Randwick, NSW]
Well it only took 195 days but I finally got a rainbow!
Day One Hundred Ninety Six [Maroubra, NSW]
Whale watching on another overcast morning