Panorama 2:1 - SuRk11a Framing:Acrylic Print

Panorama 2:1 - SuRk11a Framing:Acrylic PrintOn a calm day the surrounding waters of Sugarloaf Rock have an incredible colour. Distinctive by its shape, this conical shaped rock resembles an old fashioned Sugarloaf, hence the name Sugarloaf Rock. This large granite island is separated from the mainland by a small treacherous strip of water. When the swell is in full force swimming is not an option however on a really calm day it is an excellent place for divers.

To the north of Canal Rocks is Smiths beach with its long stretch of clean white sand

Huge storm clouds rolling in over Yallingup beach and town site

Knotty tree trunk contrasting against the autumn colour

Cosy Corner carpark is high up off the beach and offers an amazing view of the coastline with a variety of spectacular and breathtaking scenery

The North Island has a spine of mountain ranges running through the middle with gentle rolling farmlands on both sides

When the swell increases the surfers arrive to enjoy the popular Supertubes break

Twisted and tangled but thriving in a harsh environment

Popular because of its beaches

The ocean here is a stunning and clear turquoise blue and is enough to entice most people for a swim

The foreground around Sugarloaf Rock can be just as interesting as the rock itself

Hamelin Bay and Augusta

The pool at the base of Quinninup falls offers shelter and life to all types of flora and fauna