May the clarity of light be yours.
May the fluency of the ocean be yours.
May the protection of the ancestors be yours. ~John O'Donohue.
There's something about the ocean and rockpools that really calls to our spirit isn't there?
The ocean had been calling me for a long time, to stay for more than just a few hours here and there. And when she calls, eventually the time comes when you find a way to answer.
The few days I was able to spend last winter, walking along the beach between Shellharbour and Bass Point Reserve, absorbing all her 'life energy' were so precious.
Bass Point Reserve is a 72 hectare coastal jewel, located just south of Shellharbour Village and contains one of the few littoral rainforest areas in the Illawarra.
Source: Bass Point Reserve
One of those remote and wilderness areas, this coastal area requires a different way of seeing, for one to see all the beauty that's there. Not surprisingly I found that the longer I stayed on the reef, the more I was able to slow down and be open to its rugged and extraordinary beauty.
This photograph was taken just before reaching the Bass Point Headland: The little cove, sheltered from the strong winds that have given the area the reputation of being extremely dangerous. To be continued in another article.
The vertical sides of the rocks and their reflections reminded me the Western Australian Kimberley red cliffs ~ In miniature.
SONY Mark2 A7: ISO 160: 35 mm: f/5.0: 1/60 sec.
The rules of the challenge are simple and can be found HERE.
Thank's so much 
I nominate Daniel 
Ten Days of Reflection.
Ten Days of Reflection: Challenge Day 1.
Other photographs: Shellharbour to Bass Point Marine Reserve.
- Shellharbour and Bass Point Marine Reserve.
- Magical Moments on the Reef at Shellharbour: Sydney South Coast.
The sand at Bass Point is dull in colour, course and gritty ~ And on the surface appears to be quite mundane.
In my next article I'll share some photographs of the most ordinary sand patterns you may have ever seen for @kus-knee's The Mundane as Art: Sand Patterns.