
More from my recent trip to the South West of WA, Spectacular Beaches, wonderful soft evening light, heavy swell but quite calm produced some wonderful effects over these rocks….
You know what I’m like with my Pano crops..so here we go !!.. Love how the various levels of light hit the different rocks, all the same tone yet look completely different !!.
Nikon D90
Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm
F/16
ISO 100
4.0 sec exposure
Heliopan polariser
0.6 ND filter
0.9 Soft ND Grad
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Appreciating and capturing light is the cornerstone to my photography. combine this with the beauty of our Western Australian beaches and rocky coastline and you have something that should be both witnessed, captured and shared.
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Thanks Qnita.
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amazing capture
Thanks Jodie.
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Wonderful capture really like the flow of the sea over the rocks in this one and as you say the light that changes the rocks colouring.
Jonathan do you just crop it at the place you think it looks best on your image to become a pano, just grace my daughter would love to do so pano but not sure how the best way to do it.
Thanks Karen..:)
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Lovely composition and colours :))
Cheers Mark…:)
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ripper mate, well done!
Cheers Alistair.
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Absolutely beautiful shot Jonathan
Thank you Sonya..:)
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A brilliant image. WOW!!!
Thanks Andrew.
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the low sunlight is beautiful
Thanks Naia…it’s a great time of the evening..:)
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I love the warm colours and amazing textures in this; the soft water effect works a treat!
Thanks Bev..:)
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