I'm just back from my yearly trip to the seaside so will be posting some different subject matter from my usual moorland and lone tree shots in the next few weeks (though I did manage to find and photograph what must be the only tree on the Isle of Harris)
This is one of my favourite locations at high tide and with very high winds. I think it may have been better without the rocks far left, but there was little I could do about them. Thanks, Tristan
50 seconds, f/22, 5D
Posted by Rob Howard on October 7, 2007 at 7:20 AM
Hi Tristan,
OMG This is stunning, Tristan. What can I say?? No nits at all. I want this BIG hanging above my fireplace
Regards
Rob
Posted by Alan Bryant on October 7, 2007 at 7:48 AM
I agree with you about the rocks on the left.But what can you do eh.
Posted by David Clapp on October 7, 2007 at 3:52 PM
Just fabulous. Apocalyptic. The depth and dynamics are just excellent, it looks bleak, baron, cold, wet and ominous. I bet I could think of ten more words in a minute! Really top work.
Tristan, if this would be the only image you came back with, then this trip was priceless!
Very powerful, yet delicate image. For it to be apocalyptic as Dave think of it, then I would burn it a bit. Yes, I could live without those rocks, but never the less.
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9 repliesThis is one of my favourite locations at high tide and with very high winds. I think it may have been better without the rocks far left, but there was little I could do about them. Thanks, Tristan
50 seconds, f/22, 5D
OMG
Regards
Rob
Its still a very nice looking shot
love your work. keep posting
No other word for it
Very powerful, yet delicate image. For it to be apocalyptic as Dave think of it, then I would burn it a bit. Yes, I could live without those rocks, but never the less.
Cheers,
Marko