Sand and Foam
by Eva McDermott
Sand and foam on Inverness Beach, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia during a stormy sunset. The sea and wind were churning up large chunks of foam which I know some people won't find very appealing (not to mention any names). Anyway, thanks for looking and as always, your comments and critiques are always appreciated.
Canon 5DM2
Canon 24-70mm at 70mm
ISO50 1/4sec f/22
SR Polarize and 2-Stop Reverse ND
B&W conversion with Nik Silver Efex Pro plug in
Comments
11 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Paul - Thanks for your input. This beach is a very difficult place weather wise which makes it very attractive to me. Not only is the the sky in a crazy place, but also the beach and water motion most of the times I have visited here for the past five years. It is addicting in a way (to me anyway). Without that turmoil, chaos, and drama, it could / would be just a beach on the Jersey shore close to where I grew up although I am sure there was some excitement with the hurricane blowing through this past weekend. Don't think I have ever seen sea foam in NJ though due to wind and sea conditions or mid coast Maine for that matter. The sound of the wind that creates these conditions is a sound forever etched in my memory.
Dramatic and moody! The presence of the sea foam doesn't bother me in general, although compositionally, I might consider cloning or doing something with the foam in the LLC; not a big issue though. Otherwise, love the high contrast here and how the sun's rays really light up the ocean and waves. This is just great.
Lon