Talisker sands
by Ian Cameron
Talisker Bay, Skye, Scotland.
Talisker Sands can best be described as a grumpy beach. It is very much in the vogue of the Icelandic shores, though granted, not as cold. The black grit marbles white sand as it leaches from the rocky shore behind and is drawn by the tides into the sea and the bay is sheltered, if this can be considered the right word for such a blustery cove by substantial cliffs from which cascades a thin waterfall that spends most of its life inverted as the prevailing winds blow it straight back up the cliff face so that it plumes as spray off the top.
Fuji XT-1, 18-55mm lens, 0.45ND Hard Grad, 3 stop Firecrest ND filter, f/16 at 2 Seconds, ISO 200.
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Comments
6 commentsWhat I don't understand is 75 looks and only two comments on such wonderful work.
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
I love these desolate beaches that you photograph Ian. Makes me want to head over to Scotland right away to see them in person. Perhaps one day in the not too distant future...