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On top of the world - well, Bequia anyway
A long planned trip to walk up to the highest point here on Bequia. A rocky outcrop called Peggy's Rock, or as usual on this island, everything has many names, so its also called Mount Peggy, or Ma Peggy.
The point offers a 360degree view of the entire island and I went up to practice some timelapse photography as well as to see the view.
The walk up was relatively easy and definitely worth it. The view is stunning and worth the 30-40minute walk/scramble up from the Whaling Museum.
Here the whole of Admiralty Bay can be seen, with the beach of Lower Bay in the foreground, followed by Princess Margaret Beach and then into the harbour of Port Elizabeth. The ferry is just coming into the harbour.
It was a challenging shoot as I only took a small tripod and with the wind blowing and the rain coming across the island, it needs to be revisited. Not that I'm complaining with views like this.
Nikon D7000, Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm, F9, 1/80th, ISO100, Lee 0.6NDHG. No polariser.
On top of the world - well, Bequia anyway
A long planned trip to walk up to the highest point here on Bequia. A rocky outcrop called Peggy's Rock, or as usual on this island, everything has many names, so its also called Mount Peggy, or Ma Peggy.
The point offers a 360degree view of the entire island and I went up to practice some timelapse photography as well as to see the view.
The walk up was relatively easy and definitely worth it. The view is stunning and worth the 30-40minute walk/scramble up from the Whaling Museum.
Here the whole of Admiralty Bay can be seen, with the beach of Lower Bay in the foreground, followed by Princess Margaret Beach and then into the harbour of Port Elizabeth. The ferry is just coming into the harbour.
It was a challenging shoot as I only took a small tripod and with the wind blowing and the rain coming across the island, it needs to be revisited. Not that I'm complaining with views like this.
Nikon D7000, Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm, F9, 1/80th, ISO100, Lee 0.6NDHG. No polariser.