Beach Chatter Findhorn
Uploaded: September 14, 2008
High tide is not the best time to visit the bay at Findhorn for photography. The wonderful patterns and detail form in the wet sand reflecting at sunset really grabs photographers attention, but I sat back and reflected upon the soothing chatter of rocks and pebbles being rolled over one another and came up with this just as the sun peeked around a cloud and cast it's light on the water swirling round the groyne.
Pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom, 0.6ND hard grad, + 4 stop ND filter, F/22 at 1 sec, Velvia.
M.Christine Duncan September 14, 2008
What a magical image! The light over the water is phenominal, the filters gave you just the slow wash over the pebbles that you needed... WOW. #998502Donna La Mattino Pagakis September 14, 2008
Great exposure and light, excellent mood Ian! #6454097ROLAN NARMAN September 14, 2008
Great scenery, lighting and composition. Well done Ian! #6454100Allen Hughes September 14, 2008
You caught the light at just the right moment. A very soothing image, Ian. #6454112Lisa B. North September 14, 2008
I was first drawn to the clouds, but the rocks were definitely the highlight of this heavenly shot! Lisa #6454158KARU WIJESUNDARA. A.N.P.A.S. September 14, 2008
IAN....EXCELLENT CAPTURE WITH DETAILS.KARU. #6454246
Lynn M. Whitt September 14, 2008
wonderful image... #6454401Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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