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The sun rising over the remains of the SS Dicky Shipwreck on Dicky Beach in Caloundra, Queensland, Australia.

Even after having seen the moon rise a number of times, it's hard to believe the sight of it imitating a sunrise as it pokes out from behind the clouds. This moonrise scene was captured over the wreck of the SS Dicky on the Sunshine Coast.

One of the many shots I took during the Flickr meetup at the SS Dicky. I liked my dusk photos better than the fully-night ones because the dust wasn't so obvious in the dusky shots; also, the boats on the horizon aren't nearly as obvious/needing to be cloned out!

When we headed out to Dicky Beach on the morning I took this photo, I wasn't feeling confident that we'd see much colour at all. Then the skies opened up and the sunrise turned into one of the most amazing I'd ever seen. It was special to see a sunrise this good over the SS Dicky, since the shipwreck has now disintegrated to the point that the council will be removing it in a matter of months.

Sometimes you need to take your focus off what you've come to take photos of an look around. I was at Dicky Beach to take photos of the wreck, but the clouds behind me were just as interesting!

Waves breaking along Dicky Beach under one of the most incredible sunrises I've ever seen.

CURRIMUNDI - Lake Sunshine Coast to Caloundra aerial view on a beautiful day.

The (nearly) full moon rises over the wreck of the SS Dicky on Caloundra's Dicky Beach. This photo shoot was significant because it was likely the last time I ever shot the Dicky as it was removed earlier this year.

Waves crashing in as the tide rises around the SS Dicky on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.

The remnants of the SS Dicky, which has been very quicky disintegrating in the last few years, underneath a jaw-dropping summer sunrise. What a morning!

The incoming tide rushes past the wreck of the SS Dicky as the sky explodes into colour above. What a sunrise -- especially since it was on a morning where we thought we'd get nothing!

Clouds rush towards the wreck of the SS Dicky as the moon rises. The wreck is just a shadow of what it once was; the sea has gradually worn it away until it's hardly recognisable from its form even 5 years ago.