November Photo Challenge - Entries (Post them here).

[Photo Challenge]

The topic this month is: "Sand."

This thread is only for posting your entry and any comments you'd like to make about your own photo.
If you would like to comment on other entries please use the comments thread.
As usual, one entry per person and the image must be your own work.
Normal forum rules and image size applies.

The image doesn't necessarily have to have been taken this month but we do encourage you to go out and enjoy the challenge.
The winner of the poll, which will be run at the end of the month, will get to choose next month's topic and have their
photo posted in our "Photo Challenge Hall of Fame" (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=3355)thread.

Good luck and good shooting.

:camera:

[Redshift13]

Shot this sand "cliff" on the Ninety Mile Beach in Gippsland, Victoria.
(The "cliff", by the way, is all of 12 inches high. :lol:)

[pluto]

This was taken on Stockton Beach earlier this year. What an amazing place!

[Derek Klepp]

Taken with a 150-600mm lens from the 70th floor of the Q1 building on the Gold Coast.

[sheeny]

Fractal Waves Patterns in the sand. From Calala Bay.

Al.

[astronobob]

Micro Erosion Sculptures from a pelting wind with small shells protecting their own after high tide.
Pottsville NENSW , taken with iPhone.

[Regulus]

No idea how this might have happened, but it was an interesting find.
I have always loved the patterns left in sand by the out going tide.

Trevor

[jenchris]

Isle of Skye last year.
Beach near Glen Brittle - this is a full colour pic in broad daylight.
Black sand (from Iceland) wash over crushed shells and white sand.
Bleak and dreich.

[REVEREND]

Only leave footprints...( secret fishing spot)

Cheers Reverend

[leon]

Thought this may be of interest.
Alice and our little Poodle (teeko) charging down a sand dune at Jurian Bay on the West Coast.

Leon

[zenith]

They are really fast and most people don't notice them. I had to ramp the camera up to 1/4000 sec.

[Allan_L]

The most interesting thing I have seen involving sand this year was at a Freedom Camp on the NSW side of the Murray River.

A young B-Double driver, on his maiden trip from Melbourne to Adelaide decides he needs a rest at about 2am.

Instead of pulling into one of the many Truck stops, he mistakenly pulls in, at speed, to the Lake Benanee Free Camp, careers past the campers parking area, down the slope towards the Lake, until he sees the water, just metres ahead in the dark, slams on the brakes and buries himself axle deep in the sand.

14 hours later, after countless digging and towing attempts, he is finally free, to the cheers of the grey nomad onlookers. Leaving only his tyremarks in the Sand for future visitors to ponder.

[acropolite]

Picnic Rocks near Eddystone Poing Tas. Full Moon, Sand and Stars & meteor trail at top right.

[ZeroID]

Kerekere Beach, West Coast, Auckland on a winters day walk.

[AstroJunk]

Leave only footprints...

[firstlight]

Not a new one. On Bribie Island a few years back.

[gary]

Buried in the sand, Somerset beach, a few km from The Tip of Cape York.

[earthlight]

Sorry people, had a crisis here and got too busy to contribute. From Moreton Island last year with my son on school camp,