"A Japanese poem composed of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables. Haiku often reflect on some aspect of nature."

A very thoughtful comment :-)

Arigato gozaimasu ...

Thank you very much!

Thank you :-)

G'day Bill.

Thanks for taking the time to watch and for your comment. I use Adobe Premiere Elements to edit the video footage and to manipulate the soundtrack.

Happy New Year!

Hi Mitch -- thanks.

Yes, the last shot was taken from a headland with a (pretty much) vertical cliff. This made it possible to get a shot that was relatively close to the water and that also had a wonderful point of view. BTW: that portion of the film is slowed down in order to accentuate the ponderous rolling motion of the waves. The other shots were taken just "around the corner", in Laguna Bay at Noosa. The bay is sheltered from the ocean swell by the headland. The shape of the bay and the situation of the headland makes it possible to capture the setting sun across the water - something that is hard to do in Australia when you live on the east coast and don't have the time to drive all the way across the continent to Perth ;-)

Thank you for taking the time to watch.

G'day Matt. I'm sorry that I've taken so long to respond, but thank you very much for taking time out to watch it and for posting your kind comments. See you later!