Another amazing Queensand sunset. This was shot just outside of Elliot Heads where the farmland rolls on seemingly forever. All images creative commons non commercial

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Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > The sun exploding from behind a cloud at sunrise over farmland in rural Australia. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > Elliot heads has a pebble beach like no other I have seen. The pebbles are huge. It's a stunning piece of coastline. all images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > The region surrounding Bundaberg in Queensland has farmland for as far as you can see. as the sun was setting I was able to grab a shot looking down a 'small' front driveway leading to a farm. all images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > The trees in this part of the world are stragely beautiful. they are warped in a kinda post apocalyptic way. A classic example of queensland countryside. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > Every type of weather condition presents it's own type of interesting subjects to shoot. A storm had caused it to rain for 2 weeks non stop, creating lakes over all of the farmland. These lakes served as a mirror for the clouds above. A bit of luck with a cloud break caused the sunset to burst through under the storm cloud, creating this scene. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > That moment during a sunset when clouds go pinky red. This shot was taken looking out over endless Queensland bush land. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > Light pouring through the trees at sunrise. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > The tidal break looks to be a path to the ignited horizon during sunset. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > I have never seen more stars than on this night. It was like the Milky Way was raining down stars for as far as I could see. I had to go pretty far in to the bush to avoid ambient light but it was well worth it!

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > Another amazing Queensand sunset. This was shot just outside of Elliot Heads where the farmland rolls on seemingly forever. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > As the tide roars in, storm clouds gather above. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > A view down the beach as the tide rolls in on the picturesque Sunshhine Coast of Queensland. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > There is a reason they call it the Sunshine Coast. I was in Maloolaba at the weekend and managed to get up to capture the sunrise down by the beach. I'm not the best at getting up early but i'm glad I did. It was a tricky one to post process but i'm made up with the result. All images creative commons non commercial.

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > Another beautiful early morning in Queensland, Australia. All images creative commons non commercial

Ben Ashmole (ashmolephotography) > Out in the bush, you rarely see a bad sunset. All images creative commons non commercial

Another amazing Queensand sunset. This was shot just outside of Elliot Heads where the farmland rolls on seemingly forever. All images creative commons non commercial

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