Findhorn Fantasy
by Ian Cameron
Findhorn, Moray, Scotland
I completely misread the tide times intending to turn up at Findhorn beach at low tide, instead it was the exact opposite so I sat back lying against a shingle bank listening to the draw of the tide cursing my stupidity. The sky was great but my timing totally wrong. As the sound of the sea washed over me it began to influence a style of image I rarely try, namely extremely long exposures, something I tend to avoid. I waited for the best set of opposing hues to generate and the funnel of cloud to appear above the groyne and this surreal result was realised. Very pleased with it I was..
Please view LARGE..
Pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom, 0.45ND grad, Polariser, 4 stop ND filter, f/22 at 1 Minute.
Comments
6 commentsMany times we photographers go out with a preconceived image in our mind only to have that idea quashed due to Mother Nature and then we resort to our creative eye and achieve great and lasting images.
Congratulations on the eye overwhelming the mind and letting the creative process flow.
Striking and beautifully different.
Sandy