Power Overwhelming

To this day I still remember this evening’s sunset. It was one of those hole-in-one sunsets when you had to be directly under the patch of cloud to make the most of it. Throughout the day a stretch of clouds parked over the bay area but as the hours counted down to sunset the cloud patch gradually diminished. I headed to the coast with Jeff and Tung with a plan of making a dash at the last minute to where we believed the cloud patch would remain. At last, we decided on Shark Fin Cove and it turned out as the ideal location. The rising cliff edges either side of the beach helped hide the blank horizons while the cloud patch filled the entire sky above.

 

Upon reaching the beach we only had to wait no more than 15 minutes before the sunset light show began. The burn lasted over half an hour. During that time we were all racing across different parts of the beach attempting different compositions. This one was taken at the burn onset on the sandy beach as the waves were rushing relentlessly. I was constantly dodging and running from powerful waves but despite getting all wet, I had a blast enjoying the amazing conditions.

 

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