This morning Sydney woke to the most amazing colour sky as the sun tried to pierce through the dust that blanketed over Sydney. I kicked my husband out the door to go and get some images down at our local beach, Dee Why and these are the beautiful and eerie images he captured.
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That looks so amazing and yet really eeery. What is the dust from?
ReplyDeleteit is the high winds out west, which are creating the dust to go into the air and the red is from the sun trying to get through the thick blanket of dust...this hole environment thing blows me away!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that IS amazing. Would you believe I have just been to Dee Why on the weekend staying at a friends place! I came up from Melb for the Baby show. You probably were just down the road from me!!
ReplyDeletewow, amazing photos ! its the same here 2 hours from Sydney, but not quite as red. Its really freaky (and stinky..like chalk dust).
ReplyDeleteyes I would have been!! next time have to say hi!
ReplyDeleteWOW - amazing!
ReplyDeletemother nature. simon's really captured the eeriness of it! i hope it's not through your house too much xx
ReplyDeleteall windows closed and washing in! it really is like chalk dust, stinks and you instantly feel dirty when you go outside!
ReplyDeletegreat photos! really captured the colours of the sky this morning. it was so surreal!!!!
ReplyDeleteso awesome. I saw photos from AP on the web this morning. The AP ones pale in comparison.
ReplyDeleteWe live in central west NSW, and the dust was incredible - we're still cleaning up!
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