Sugarloaf Rock is a large, natural granite island in the Indian Ocean sitting just off the coastline. With its ever-changing colour, it is difficult to decide when it’s best to shoot it. There are many dynamic shooting opportunities - when the weather is stormy with crashing seas, or when it is calm sunny and the water is crystal clear or when the sun sets over the Indian Ocean and the colour of the rock changes every minute. If you wait long enough at sunset, you can even see the working Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse light up! (Naturaliste, Western Australia, Australia)
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