Short Point New Day — Super Wide Panorama Wall Art | Merimbula NSW

Short Point New Day — Super Wide Panorama Wall Art | Merimbula NSWCaptured from the lake opening at Short Point, this 3: 1 panorama shows the first light of morning touching the foreshore and sand in warm golden tones. A subtle sandbar has formed naturally at the lake entrance one of those occasional closures that locals recognise as part of the rhythm of this place, managed by Bega Council with the tides and seasons. A quiet, local scene that rewards those who know it, and intrigues those who dont. Finished hanging

The long-exposure surface doubles the billowing sky in remarkable symmetry

The 2:1 wide format of Ben Boyd Tower — bringing the tower and its immediate foreshore into closer focus

this pristine estuary is surrounded by the natural beauty of Beowa National Park

flanked on one side by Cuttagee Lake and on the other by the beach

This puzzle builds into The Pinnacles — a spectacular erosion formation of white sand cliffs capped with a layer of rich red-orange clay

the surface of the lake agitated and alive

a set of coasters for the kitchen

and settle into the rugged calm of Pambula Rocks at dusk

Ready to hang

Pambula River Mouth is one of the Sapphire Coast's most picturesque spots

with the lake and the town's familiar skyline behind

Merimbula Lake at sunset in black and white — the glassy water