Cloud cover
Brian Spicer
Cloud cover
After checking out the weather forecasts last Friday and seeing the deteriorating weather situation I thought lets go for it, so I headed to the beach near to home wishing it had been a low tide as well. But as we all know nothing plays into your hand you just have to make the most of what you are presented with.
The cloud bank did it`s job in diffusing the sun for me and gave me those beautiful crepuscular rays. It was just after taking this image that I bumped into another photog and together we walked along the beach taking shots as we went, the sky was forever changing as we got a little nearer to Worthing pier, I was shooting some long exposures and my fellow photog was shooting with an R5 and Canon RF 100-500 hand held .so we were shooting completely different images.
With the tide being up and the old wooden groynes barring our way we came to a halt and made a stand all the while keeping an eye on the waves coming in as we shot between some higher woodwork, it amazed us too that some people came along and stood in front of our lenses just to be total pr--s.
So there will be more to come from that afternoon`s shoot some LE and some standard shots. It was nice to bump into a fellow tog and chew over photography only one thing he is not on Flickr but given how Flickr is behaving at the moment I found it hard to extol the virtues of joining Flickr.
Cloud cover
Brian Spicer
Cloud cover
After checking out the weather forecasts last Friday and seeing the deteriorating weather situation I thought lets go for it, so I headed to the beach near to home wishing it had been a low tide as well. But as we all know nothing plays into your hand you just have to make the most of what you are presented with.
The cloud bank did it`s job in diffusing the sun for me and gave me those beautiful crepuscular rays. It was just after taking this image that I bumped into another photog and together we walked along the beach taking shots as we went, the sky was forever changing as we got a little nearer to Worthing pier, I was shooting some long exposures and my fellow photog was shooting with an R5 and Canon RF 100-500 hand held .so we were shooting completely different images.
With the tide being up and the old wooden groynes barring our way we came to a halt and made a stand all the while keeping an eye on the waves coming in as we shot between some higher woodwork, it amazed us too that some people came along and stood in front of our lenses just to be total pr--s.
So there will be more to come from that afternoon`s shoot some LE and some standard shots. It was nice to bump into a fellow tog and chew over photography only one thing he is not on Flickr but given how Flickr is behaving at the moment I found it hard to extol the virtues of joining Flickr.