A 'gut feel' rush to Queenscliff Pier on a warm summer evening on the Bellarine Peninsula allowed me to capture this spectacular sunset image.  It had been a mostly cloudy, yet humid, day and these are the conditions I feel always seem to result in some great light, so as the evening progressed, I studied the clouds and saw a small break in them on the western horizon.  Even though the pier at Queenscliff faces away from the setting sun I knew that if I timed it right, the old structures would be illuminated by the soft light , and if the colour and clouds in the sky co-operated then I would possibly be able to capture something truly special.  So, after the short drive here from my house, I quickly refined my composition to ensure the right balance of sky, structure and waves and waited for the right moment to open the shutter and create a magical photograph.
 
Location - Queenscliff, VIC.
 
 
Every effort has been made to accurately attempt to represent the colours of the original images. However, due to the many differences in computer screens and certain other variations, the images here should only to be taken as a guide.