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Welcome to the rugged southern tip of Yorke Peninsula, South Australian...
The west facing coastline inside Dhilba Guuranda - Innes National Park, near Stenhouse Bay and stretching 60ks north, is rugged and exposed to strong Southern Ocean swells. Featuring jagged shorelines with spectacular, rugged coastal cliffs hammered by huge surf, interspersed with protected bays that harbour secluded surf beaches, bordered by native scrubland and numerous small sand dunes. During the right conditions, a really good break, surfers have reported 10ft waves in some areas along this coast. Mother nature or King Neptune at their best.
This coast is a unique and ideal place for me to enjoy my photography.
ANSH 122 - 14. Forces of nature
Summerhill force/Gibson’s cave
Bowlees
Co Durham
North east England
Nikon 850
Sigma art 24-105(24mm
F 11
1.3 seconds exposure
Iso 100
Nisi landscape Cpl
Edited in Lightroom with Nik
It was a steamy hot day today. The dark clouds were rolling in over the city. According to the weather app, there was no rain forecast. The Bureau of Meteorology radar said otherwise. It showed a massive storm happening over the bay. I jumped in the car and raced down to Seaford Pier. I was hoping to catch the lightning display due West, directly down the centre of the pier, but the storm had shifted by the time I arrived. It was hard to pick a bad spot to set up for a photo.
I've never taken photos of lightning before, so there was plenty of trial and error while I dialled in my settings. There were many shots of nothing, but I got some spectacular shots like this one. Really happy for my first attempt.
Taken after a seemingly never ending drive, bit later than we'd have liked so sadly the light was going, but the colour was there, but the camera didn't seem to pick it up very well and I've really struggled making it look as close to life as possible, but I'm mostly happy with the result. Would have been nice not to have to use ISO1250 though
I'm sometimes torn between black and white and colour renditions of an image, and this is one of those occasions. I try to make myself choose, but this time it feels like trying to decide which of one's two children one loves the most.
Cotterdale Force is a small waterfall on Cotterdale Beck, a minor tributary of the River Ure, near the mouth of Cotterdale, a side dale in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, England.
The artist Joseph Mallord William Turner sketched here in July 1816 for his Yorkshire Sketchbook.
Cotter Force is a small waterfall on Cotterdale Beck, a minor tributary of the River Ure, near the mouth of Cotterdale, a side dale in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, England
Scaleber Force waterfall is probably the best waterfall I’ve photographed in the Yorkshire Dales. It’s hidden away on a small back road in the hills above Settle and would be very easily missed without prior research and knowledge of the area. I visited on an extremely damp summer morning earlier this year and had the place all to myself. The slippery paths down to the bottom of the falls were a little hair raising, but this incredible waterfall scene was very much worth the effort to reach.
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Summerhill Force is a waterfall found in a wooded glade near Bowness in Upper Teesdale. The overhang behind and to the side of Summerhill Force waterfall is known as “Gibson’s Cave”. The cave is named after William Gibson. In the 16th century an outlaw, Gibson hid here while on the run from the constables of Barnard Castle.
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Continuing with the winter theme (still), and another rare dabble into waterfalls for me, first outing for this image from last year, a tighter crop.
Catrigg Force is found a short distance from the village of Stainforth, just north of Settle, where there is a National Park car park. From the same car park it is also only a short walk to Stainforth Force - another dramatic waterfall.
I had to stand in the water in order to get the composition I wanted, with the water flowing through the image from the waterfall at the back to the front and out of the left hand corner. Once again, my wellies were a vital piece of gear.
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Continuing with the winter theme (still), and another rare dabble into waterfalls for me, first outing for this image from last year.
Catrigg Force is found a short distance from the village of Stainforth, just north of Settle, where there is a National Park car park. From the same car park it is also only a short walk to Stainforth Force - another dramatic waterfall.
The sweep of waves on South Beach in morning. Spent some time post-sunrise trying out different framing...looking for smaller frames of the waves themselves.
Damn tripod vibrated a bit, so not quite sharp enough....BUGGER!!
Exif data
CameraNikon D800
Exposure190
Aperturef/11.0
Focal Length38 mm
ISO Speed100
Exposure Bias0 EV
Just to give you guys an update, Luke is mainly my figure to work on right now :)
Inspired by Legomatic9.
This is a shot of East Gill Force, it's located on the Coast to Coast walk, near the village of Keld in North Yorkshire.
Royal Air Force Boeing C17 Globemaster III backtracking to the 05 end of the main to depart from RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland.