Frogmouth Cottage Photography

Lorne Dog Beach

12 July 2020 Great Ocean Road
  • Black and white photo of a rocky beach with waves and the coastline in the background. There is a man and a dog walking across the rocks.
    Dog’s day out at Lorne Dog Beach, Great Ocean Road Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white photo of waves rolling into a rocky alcove on the beach.
    Lorne Dog Beach, Great Ocean Road Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white photos of waves rolling into a rocky channel on a beach.
    Lorne Dog Beach, Great Ocean Road Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white close-up photo of a spiral shell in shallow, sandy water.
    Life at low-tide, Lorne Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white close-up photo of rocks with small holes, channels for water flow and small stones and shells.
    Patterns in the rock, Lorne Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white photo of a rocky outcrop looking over the ocean and waves coming in.
    Lorne Dog Beach, Great Ocean Road Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white photo of a large, smooth tree branch wedged on top of rocks at low tide. The branch looks like a bridge over the gap in the rocks. The whiteness of the branch is in strong contracts to the dark rocks.
    Nature over time, Lorne Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white photo of a large flat rock formation on a beach. The top of the rock contains circular erosion patterns that form many rock pools.
    Rock pools, Lorne Victoria, 2020
  • Black and white photo of a shallow channel in a rock formation. Beneath the water is sand, rocks and seaweed. There is a large circular formation embedded in the sand over which seaweed has grown and
    Return to nature, Lorne Victoria, 2020.

During Melbourne’s brief easing of pandemic restrictions, we had a socially distanced long-weekend break near Lorne. We stayed away from crowds and people in general where we could. The Lorne Dog Beach was the perfect place for a stroll, and having a water dog, it was a must!

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