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Still on Whipsiderry beach at Porth, near Newquay for this composition. You can see how much scope there is at this location, and it's well worth a visit if you are in Cornwall.
8 second exposure at f16, focal length 22mm. Canon 5D mk3, 16-35mm.
These are rock piers that are jutting out to Botany Bay. Near sunset saw the light bouncing off these green rocks. The water ripples and reflection also had nice tones. Overall a nice effect. PB250029 ac
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Another from last week, this time a tad further back to get the rocks in the foreground with some nice light
Вид со склона горы Ильяс-Кая на скалы Тышлар.
Скалы Тышлар расположены в низине между северо-западным склоном горы Ильяс-Кая, и лесистым конусом горы Ласпи.
Тышлар - это скальный комплекс естественного происхождения, состоящий из семи скал разной высоты, образующих окружность в виде чаши с плоским камнем в середине, при взгляде на которые возникают ассоциации с английским Стоунхенджем.
Название скал «Тышлар» происходит от тюркского слова «зубы» (tiş - зуб).
Скалы Тышлар имеют множество других названий, самые известные из которых - Каменный или Солнечный цветок, Храм Солнца, или Крымский Стоунхендж.
Breezy but peaceful hour or so spent this evening on some favourite rocks at St. Mary's Island, Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear.
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The fourth Sunday of the Triodion is devoted to the expulsion of the protoplasts from the paradise of the feast.I could not avoid the connection for
After our visit to Emsworthy Barn on Sunday evening, we walked up the hill to Emsworthy Rocks for sunset. These rocks and tree have been photographed countless times, and often get confused for either Saddle Tor or Holwell Tor, in fact, they are between the two.
There was a lot of high cloud above us at sunset but unfortunately a huge bank of misty cloud further to the west snuffed out any chance of a nice pink sky. We ended up with a pretty dull grey sunset, but a little while after there was a hint of pink showing further to the South.
I've gone for a classic composition to include the colour in the sky, I originally had a different view lined up but didn't like how the sky looked.
Least Sandpiper-DSC_7045 - A Least Sandpiper (I believe) walks on the rocky shores of Ile aux Perroquets in the Mingan Archipelago in Quebec.
Whilst waiting for the golden hour to turn to the blue hour, I spent some time photographing the small waves crashing into the rocks. I only realised when editing the photos what amazing colours the seaweed and rocks had.
Just amazing light, wet conditions and a rainbow there in this area of the Dolly Sods in West Virginia. Worth getting wet in that rain that fell for about 10 minutes. Keeping the lens dry so the images were not impacted and not slipping on the rocks in that wet condition as I scrambled about was the real challenge.
This was during a beautiful blue hour beside Crummock Water.
The rocky bits beyond the water (left to right) are Whiteless Pike, Robinson, Hindscarth, Whiteless Pike, Green Gable, Great Gable (with Haystacks below), High Crag and High Stile. The water was very still, with just a few ripples here and there, made by water birds and a light breeze.
OK, so this may be a little picture postcard, but what the hell - it's New Year's Eve! Happy 2019, everybody!!!
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Yesterday evening I took a last minute trip to Wembury Beach with my friend Darren. It was looking good for sunset but as the evening went on the clouds moved further East so we were left with a cloudless sky over the Mewstone.
So, I decided to cut out most of the sky from my shot and concentrate on the patterns in the rocks on the beach. Wembury has a plethora of rock formations but I really loved the big streak of white (I have no idea what it's called) running through the main part of the shot. Added with a little bit of sunlight hitting the rocks in the middle of the photo I think it makes a pretty nice coastal shot.
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These rocks are along a stream near my home. You can see my rendition of Winter Rocks and Summer Rocks in my photostream.
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