Sunrise Photography Session Wellington Point

Sunrise Wellington Point, Raby Bay, then Markets at Cleveland

Wellington Point is a beautiful place to visit, and it's even more beautiful when you're there to capture the sunrise. There are a number of benefits to watching the sunrise. It can improve your mood, reduce stress and anxiety, improve physical health and even inspire creativity.

The first thing you'll notice when you wake up early is that it's quiet. You're not surrounded by the hustle and bustle of people rushing around trying to get ready for work or school. Instead, there's just you--and maybe some birds chirping in the distance if you're lucky! This peacefulness helps calm our minds so we can focus on what matters most: taking time for ourselves before the day gets too busy with activities that don't always make us feel good (like work).

Wellington Point Jetty is one of the best spots to capture a stunning sunrise in Queensland, Australia. This iconic location is popular among photographers who want to capture the perfect shot of the sun rising over the Moreton Bay.

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Tips for Photographing a Sunrise.

To get the best sunrise photos, you need to choose the right camera settings. The first thing to consider is your aperture (the size of the hole that lets light into your lens). If it's too small, then there won't be enough light for a bright image; if it's too large, then everything will look overexposed and washed out. A good rule of thumb is to keep your aperture between f/8 and f/16--but don't worry about this if all else fails: most modern cameras are equipped with automatic modes that adjust themselves based on available light conditions so that photographers don't have to worry about these technical details!

Next up is shutter speed--how long the shutter stays open before closing again. This controls how much motion blur appears in each shot; basically how long does it take for something moving fast enough (like water) or slow enough (like clouds) before they become blurry? Shutter speeds can range anywhere from 1/8000th second all the way down into minutes depending on how much movement needs capturing in an image."

Remember to arrive early, use a tripod, experiment with different settings and be patient. With a little practice, you'll be able to capture the perfect sunrise shot at Wellington Point Jetty.

We then headed to Raby Bay Dog Beach which is a fantastic location to take your furry friend for a swim and enjoy the sunrise. Located in Cleveland, Queensland, this off-leash dog beach is perfect for those who want to spend some quality time with their pet while enjoying the natural beauty of the area. Arriving at the beach early will not only give you more time to spend with your dog, but it will also allow you to avoid the crowds that tend to arrive later in the day. Sunrise is a beautiful time to visit the beach, as it's less busy and the light is perfect for photography. Taking your dog for a swim at Raby Bay Dog Beach at sunrise is a wonderful experience that you won't forget. Remember to check the tide times, bring the right gear, arrive early, follow the rules, be mindful of other dogs, and enjoy the sunrise.

From the beach it was time to check out one of Brisbane's original markets, The Cleveland Markets which has been operating in Bloomfield St, Cleveland in the heart of the Redlands Coast for over 32 years. The markets have over 70 Stalls including fresh produce, arts and craft, food and entertainment. This farmers market is not to be missed when visiting Cleveland in the Redlands Coast. It is the perfect Sunday morning destination for the family (including well behaved fur babies).

Cleveland Markets 98-110 Bloomfield Street, Cleveland, Redlands Coast Area Queensland 4163

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