Path to the Pulpit

Jim Worrall

Path to the Pulpit

Pulpit Rock at Cape Schank, Victoria, Australia.

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Path to the Pulpit by Jim Worrall
  • Lois Romer

    Lois Romer

    wonderful Jim

  • David Iori

    David Iori

    Stunning Capture

  • Denis Molodkin

    Denis Molodkin

    amazing work

  • Caroline Gorka

    Caroline Gorka

    Lovely work Jim :)

  • Sue Nueckel

    Sue Nueckel

    Great composition…Lovely work

  • Roslyn Slater

    Roslyn Slater

    Stunning work Jim.

  • Raquel Bourne

    Raquel Bourne

    Absolutely gorgeous!

  • igotmeacanon

    igotmeacanon

    nice work

  • Ann Garrett

    Ann Garrett

    A cracker

  • Karen Cook

    Karen Cook

    Absolutely beautiful Jim – great perspective

  • Travis Easton

    Travis Easton

    good one Jim

  • Linda  Syms

    Linda Syms

    Beautiful capture

  • John Dekker

    John Dekker

    brilliant work Jim, as always

  • David Geoffrey Gosling

    David Geoffrey...

    VERY NICE Jim

  • RhondaR

    RhondaR

    Absolutely stunning shot.

  • Can0n

    Can0n

    Just great!

  • gypsygirl

    gypsygirl

    Gorgeous image, love the composition and soft water!

  • Cathy Middleton

    Cathy Middleton

    A big tick for this one Jim. Winning stuff.

  • Jim Robertson

    Jim Robertson

    Great composition Jim

  • lianne

    lianne

    Love the effect you get with the water Jim and this is just a beautiful composition – superb color and a gorgeous shot!

  • Kirk  Hille

    Kirk Hille

    great shot

  • Magee

    Magee

    Outstanding work Jim!

  • godscapes

    godscapes

    Nice work Jim! :)

  • Scott Ward

    Scott Ward

    This is a great photo!

  • Andy Evans

    Andy Evans

    Very effective Jim … great work
    —Andy

  • Nikki Trexel

    Nikki Trexel

    great composition and use of HDR. excellent shot.

  • Terry Everson

    Terry Everson

    This is an exceptional capture. The framing and lighting and the slow shutter speed has in my eyes created a masterpiece.

  • Roddy Atkinson

    Roddy Atkinson

    Stunning capture.

  • Stephen  Williams

    Stephen Williams

    fantastic composition.
    great foreground

  • Jacqueline Barreto

    Jacqueline Bar...

    wow. gorgeous. love the water flow.

  • PPV247

    PPV247

    Stunning shot Jim

  • Matt  Lauder

    Matt Lauder

    What an interesting rock feature. Nice composition.

  • sbphotography

    sbphotography

    Beautiful Jim, love the way the flow of the water leads the eye up to the pulpit rock.. lovely work!

  • Kylie Reid

    Kylie Reid

    Nice composition Jim, well done.

  • wellman

    wellman

    such a fabulous composition here – the foreground water and clouds mirror so well

  • SdeVarax

    SdeVarax

    this is lovely, great composition and brilliant colors

  • Renee Dawson

    Renee Dawson

    An absolutely outstanding composition Jim!

  • Laurie Search

    Laurie Search

    Your work is amazing!

  • Angi Baker

    Angi Baker

    Beautiful

  • Linda  Syms

    Linda Syms

    Beautiful work Jim.

  • Neil Boucher

    Neil Boucher

    I showed photos of Pulpit rock to my wife, suggesting I would like to photograph it. “It’s just a boring rock” was here response. This is ANYTHING but boring! Great foreground interest, leading lines, clouds, colours, movement!

  • Jim Worrall replied

    What do wives know Neil? (...as he ducks for cover)

  • Neil Boucher

    Neil Boucher

    Well I can tell you one thing, I won’t be showing her This post! lol

  • Graham Lea

    Graham Lea

    Great photo. How wide is your lens!? Looks like almost 180 degrees.

  • Jim Worrall replied

    Hi Graham, ...it’s a 10-20mm lens.
    I’m not sure how many degrees that translates to, but at 10mm it’s quite easy to accidentally get your own toes or the tip of a tripod leg in some photos. ;-)

  • Graham Lea

    Graham Lea

    I got curious and looked it up. : )
    Assuming you were using it at 10mm on an APS-C camera, the angle was about 97 degrees.
    Aside from the physics, though, it’s an awesome photo. Well done again.

  • Jim Worrall replied

    yes, 97 degrees ey, that explains why the hood is so small.

    ;-)

  • Matsumoto

    Matsumoto

    OMG!!!!!!! You are really just a fantastic photographer!

  • Steve Chapple

    Steve Chapple

    Fascinating lines and composition….

  • cumali yilmaz

    cumali yilmaz

    amazing shot thanks

  • David  Hibberd

    David Hibberd

    Jim This is so nice, I can see a trip to cape shank coming up

  • Naomi Frost

    Naomi Frost

    Wonderful capture and perspective. I’m gonna have to get me one of these 10-20mm lenses ;0)

  • Barry Feldman

    Barry Feldman

    excellent composition and subject create a stunning image.

  • Anthony Begovic

    Anthony Begovic

    Brilliant photography.

  • Stephen Thomas

    Stephen Thomas

    Just Outstanding!

  • Tenee Attoh

    Tenee Attoh

    Absolutely gorgeous effect lines and composition, great work

  • Cheryl Dunning

    Cheryl Dunning

    wow..amazing

  • KathyT

    KathyT

    A beauty, love the water movement.

  • Jim Robertson

    Jim Robertson

    Exceptional capture

  • Barbara  Brown

    Barbara Brown

    A wonderful capture Jim!!

  • NikonJohn

    NikonJohn

    Nice water effects. :)

  • Richard  Cubitt

    Richard Cubitt

    Great shot, well done!

  • blindmelonme

    blindmelonme 21 days ago

    Cracking image with great foreground.

  • Blessedphoto

    Blessedphoto 21 days ago

    so amazing water movement…and superb details in the foreground!~

  • Christine  Wilson

    Christine Wilson 17 days ago

    really nice work you must have had the camera down right near the water , you do these images so well

  • shanghaiwu

    shanghaiwu 3 days ago

    your folio is amazing

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