50D, 20-35 @ 26mm, Handheld.
ISO100, 1/160 @ f13.
ACR5.3 + resize & minor sharpen CS4
Full Frame.
Hi,
Out of my comfort zone again, with the severe weather warnings etc for the south I initially set of to try and get waves crashing against rocks, we did have 60-70mph winds forecast for the coast... well I stopped off for breakfast, had the high tide times wrong, took a detour, forgot where I was going... OK by the time I got to the coast the tide was receding and any chance of images that I wanted had gone...
After coffee and bacon sarnies with Tony I set off home, I noticed sunlight breaking through the grey and turned off to St Margarets Bay... May be not be great but I am happy with it.
Posted by Major Gilbert on November 14, 2009 at 1:45 PM
Exactly what happened to me Phil. By the time I got to the coast this afternoon it was all over and done with. One or two others had the same idea.
However you have still finished up with quite a pleasing image and whats that on the water?
Very atmospheric indeed. Like it a lot. Is that someone surfing in the background
Posted by Andy Shepherd on November 14, 2009 at 2:16 PM
Great looking clouds on this one Phil, excellent title too.
Andy...
Posted by David Taylor on November 14, 2009 at 5:12 PM
Yes a really atmospheric image, a pity there's no sound.
Posted by Ian Macdermott on November 14, 2009 at 6:04 PM
Looks fine to me Phil,
lovely atmosphere and clouds
Posted by Craig Jones on November 15, 2009 at 6:36 AM
A very nice coastal seen captured and the 'moody' sky makes the image IMO,lovely
Posted by Fran French on November 15, 2009 at 3:58 PM
For someone out of your comfort zone you have done exceptionally well here Phil. The dark sky accentuates the lovely frothy waves rolling onto the shoreline, like it very much.
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7 repliesISO100, 1/160 @ f13.
ACR5.3 + resize & minor sharpen CS4
Full Frame.
Hi,
Out of my comfort zone again, with the severe weather warnings etc for the south I initially set of to try and get waves crashing against rocks, we did have 60-70mph winds forecast for the coast... well I stopped off for breakfast, had the high tide times wrong, took a detour, forgot where I was going... OK by the time I got to the coast the tide was receding and any chance of images that I wanted had gone...
After coffee and bacon sarnies with Tony I set off home, I noticed sunlight breaking through the grey and turned off to St Margarets Bay... May be not be great but I am happy with it.
However you have still finished up with quite a pleasing image and whats that on the water?
Major.
Great looking clouds on this one Phil, excellent title too.
Andy...
lovely atmosphere and clouds
Fran