Amity is well known as a sleepy little fishing village on the north-western side of North Stradbroke Island, Queensland.
Locals and tourists alike enjoy quiet afternoons here at the Jetty, as they idly watch recreational fishermen casting lines, or swimming and enjoying the sunset.
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
People standing around at the end of the Amity jetty at sunset as birds fly past 
Holidaymakers and recreational fishermen spending the afternoon fishing along the rock groin at Amity at sunset on a calm peaceful afternoon.
Go on a stroll and you can find people camping, most of them holidaymakers. From time to time, you’ll come across a few who are packing up and heading home unwillingly, and promising themselves that they will come back .
Amity is a great place to watch the sun go down, or watch birds in flight, as you reflect in the calm waters of Moreton Bay.
A favoured spot, the jetty is also the perfect place to watch pelicans and even dolphins at play. Sunset at Amity Point is magical with the silhouette of the jetty in the foreground.
People standing around at the end of the Amity jetty at sunset as birds fly past 
The setting sun reflecting on the calm water of the bay with a casuarina tree silhouette 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun.
This small seaside village is situated near the tranquil waters of Moreton Bay. Amity Point is the smallest of the three residential communities on Stradbroke Island, and its size gives it a unique, laid-back charm, making it the perfect place for a restful break.
Because it is late in the afternoon and sunset time, the tones in these photographs is warm and includes oranges, yellows and reds.
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun.
Only 46 kilometres off the coast of Brisbane, Amity Point can be reached easily by taking a ferry to Dunwich. From there, you can ride either a taxi or a bus for a 20-minute ride to Amity Point.
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun. 
This is Amity. A quiet and peaceful afternoon at the Amity jetty and foreshore with the setting sun.
I hope you enjoyed this series of images from this beautiful peaceful afternoon at Amity. This is Amity.
Photographs by Julie Sisco
