Canal Rocks - CaRk20 Size:32in x 48in (81cm x 122cm)

Canal Rocks - CaRk20 Size:32in x 48in (81cm x 122cm)Surging currents beneath Canal Rocks Bridge. Canal Rocks is one of Western Australia's most dramatic coastal formations, where powerful Indian Ocean swells carve through narrow channels between prominent granite outcrops. This striking landscape offers exceptional opportunities for moody images, with swirling water, textured rock and vibrant colours creating dynamic compositions. The timber walkway provides elevated vantage points overlooking the

hence its name

An intimate waterfall in a beautifully secluded spot

the Karri tree

Moody seascape of Canal Rocks under fast-moving storm clouds

Minimalist seascape featuring Quindalup jetty and glassy water in the bay

Karri Trees often drop their bark at certain times of the year in the Boranup Forest

plus a miriad of native Australian trees

Giant granite boulders are a very popular sight along WA's Southwest coastal region

with sweeping perspective and layered rocks

A lot of the waterfalls are in hidden locations that only a few are aware of due to the lack of accessibility

An evening scene as the long white clouds hover above a lake and yacht

The rock itself contains a fairly high content of Iron