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Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach
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Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach

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"Storms Over Hungry Head Surf Beach"
Oil Painting on Board
Framed and Ready To Hang

Painting Size - 60.5 x 31.5 cm
Total Size - 74.5 x 45 cm

I was staying in Urunga which is just to the south of Coffs Harbour, NSW Recently. I was there to teach a week-long oil painting workshop as part of Camp Creative held each year in the small town of Belingen.

The first place I headed after checking in to my accommodation was to the beach. The beach was accessed via a long walkway which gave some great views across the water and surrounding estuaries.

Once on the beach, I looked to the south and was excited to see some headlands in the distance. My favorite thing to paint :) I could see storm clouds starting to build in the distance and decided it would make a great subject to paint.

The only problem was the headlands were a long way off in the distance. About 2 km's was my best guess. 

I headed off trying to estimate how much time I had before the storm clouds broke and dumped a heavy shower across the area.

Well, I guess my calculations were off a little. By the time I got close enough to the headlands, the storm clouds loomed overhead. I quickly snapped off a whole lot of photos, then turned around for the walk back.

Then the heavens opened :)

The rain came in at a 45 degree angle from behind me. There was more water coming out of the sky than I could see in the ocean in front of me. I quickly became drenched from head to toe on the backside of me. My front remand dry somehow.

Regardless once I reviewed the photos I knew there were some great painting opportunities among them. It was worth the drenching.