South Bay Merch

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Cronulla Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage palm tree design featuring Coogee Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Balmoral Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

When you're sad but also down to fight.

Classic vintage surfboard design featuring Balmoral Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage waves design featuring Balmoral Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Clovelly Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

St David's Hotel, Cardiff Bay from the Wetlands.

Classic vintage palm tree design featuring Balmoral Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintange palm design featuring Bondi Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Bilgola Beach, a popular beach in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Palm Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Freshwater Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Garie Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Shark Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Classic vintage sunset palm design featuring Shark Beach, a popular seaside destination in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Charleston coast

The Tampa Bay Thrillers were a franchise in the Continental Basketball Association (CBA) from 1984–1987. They won back-to-back championships in 1984–85 and 1985–86. At the end of the 1986–87 CBA regular season the team relocated to Rapid City, South Dakota, and went on to win a third consecutive CBA title.

Cable Bay is 18 km north east of Nelson on the South Island of New Zealand. 2 May, 2016 Canon EOS 550D, ISO 200, f/11, 1/250 sec. Stitched from 3 photos. at 27 mm each.

This wasn't the usual tree that people took photos off at Wellington Point, but we didn't have much choice once the tide came in...if we'd stayed out near "the tree" for much longer we would have ended up stranded! The glow in the background is from the Pinkenba/Brisbane Airport area.

The Sydney Opera House. One of the most easily recognisable landmarks in the world. I shot this a couple of years back on a trip to Sydney. It's been sitting in my computer gathering e-dust ever since. *Featured in Art Universe* *Featured in Atmospheric Land & Seascapes* Canon 50D 18 - 55, 58mm !http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6196/6055725603_bd7d92f7de_m.jpg!:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Andrew-Parmis-Digital-Playground/356010744466?ref=ts Original RAW file converted in Photoshop CS6. Textures from www.kimkalssencafe.com - free use stock. MCN: C9YXT-GSWLW-95S99

Old boats scattered around the small harbour and boatyard, known as 'Paddy's Hole' at South Gare near Redcar on the North East Coast with the lights of industry in the background always delivers photographically. It will be a very sad day when the remains of 'Jennifer' disappear forever! The inlet is named after the Irish navvies who helped build the breakwater at the mouth of the River Tees.

June 2023, I explored Torrance, made a map, and wrote about it here: https://ericbrightwell.com/2023/06/15/california-fools-gold-exploring-torrance/

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The lone tree that used to be a photographer's favourite in Wellington Point in Brisbane's bayside. Unfortunately, it was chopped down in mid-2015.

If you live here, you get it.

Bug Light Under a Dramatic Sky Verticalby Debra Martz It was a cloudy, windy, and rather cold day but that atmosphere added to the overall mood of this image of Bug Light aka South Portland Breakwater Light. The lighthouse was originally built in 1855, as a wooden structure, replaced with a classical iron structure in 1875. The light was fully restored in 1989 and was reactivated in 2002. It appears as a private aid to navigation in the US Coast Guard Light List as South Portland Breakwater Light. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231013-DSC_9875.NEF

Main Beach at Byron Bay perfectly reflecting the pink skies of an October sunset. In this moment, I couldn't think of anything better than standing in the cool surf watching as the skies lit up around me.

A sunset over the bay in South Carolina

CRONULLA - Sydney Australia Stunning Aerial view on a beautiful day.

Gower Peninsula, Rhossili Beach & Worm's Head Number of views as of 25th April 2019 = 480. Number of sales as of 25th April 2019 = 10. Worm's Head is a small, tidal island at the southern end of Rhossili Bay, forming the western-most tip of the Gower Peninsula, South Wales. The island can be accessed a couple of hours either side of low tide via a rocky causeway. It's name comes from the Viking word 'Wurm', meaning serpent. Date: 30th July 2015.

Dewey Point near Coal Point just after sunrise on Lake Macquarie, Nsw

Yachts moored in Quarantine Bay, Eden, NSW with interesting rock formations in the foreground

Boston, Massachusetts aka Beantown (which no one in Boston actually calls it). Boston! Home of the Red Sox, "r"s in the wrong place, famous universities, un-famous universities, infamous universities, Kennedys, tall ships, and tea. Celebrate Boston with this map! Pretty much useless for actual navigation, but that's what you have a phone for.

Rep your Reptiles!!

Foxglove (Digitalis) Number of views as of 8th July 2017 = 700. This year seems to be a good one for the common foxglove (Digitalis Purpurea) if my recent visit to Pembrokeshire in South West Wales is anything to go by. Here's one pictured at Whitesand Bay near St Davids (the smallest city in the UK). Date: 3rd June 2012.