Wamberal Beach Erosion

Documentary photography · Wamberal, Central Coast

A photographic record of the shoreline at the centre of a long-running debate about coastal erosion and seawall protection. The selection connects the physical landscape with an issue affecting the local community.

My role: photographer; image selection and editing.

Format: documentary photo essay. Capabilities: place-based visual storytelling, environmental coverage and a coherent image sequence.

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Timber stairs climbing an eroded beach bank, with exposed tree roots and an excavator behind fencing.
Large rocks and debris on the sand below an eroded bank and damaged timber steps.
Beachfront house and Australian flag above a steep, exposed sand bank at Wamberal.
Row of beachfront homes above the eroded edge of Wamberal Beach.
Beachfront house above rocks and timber retaining structures along the shoreline.
Exposed white pipe among roots and rocks below a vegetated beach bank.
Timber stairs reaching the sand beside a steep, vegetated beach bank.
Metal steps at the foot of a beach bank edged with dry coastal vegetation.
Raised timber deck and railing above a bank covered with coastal vegetation.
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