These photographs are all scans of 35mm negatives, taken at Hallett Cove Conservation Park, in 2000.

This was a fabulous place to experience, with the constant waves coming in off the sea, flooding some of the spaces between the scattered rocks.

I haven't found any similar photographs to this one from my many collections (whether taken using 35mm film or taken using my digital cameras).

Here, near the southern end of Black Cliff, large waves would crash over walls of exposed chocolate-coloured rocks.

I am very impressed with the new scanner and software, and look forward to scanning more 35mm film photographs.
As I scan each photograph, it often feels like I am going back in time, re-experiencing distant events from my past.

End of this month's presentation.