I sat perched on a rock with the waves crashing over the edge practically getting me wet. The sun had set about 10 minutes prior to the shot. It left a really nice tone in the streaking clouds. I chose portrait format to capture the never ending pounding ocean banging against the rocks and the great color in the sky. Also, I made a point to capture the light as it made its rounds to warn fisherman of the rocky shoreline.
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Wow... this is an AMAZING capture of beavertail. The colors and use of long exposure to smooth the water really look great in this picture. I work not far from here so I am going to have to try and get a few picture of it also. Good to see another RI photographer on here!
That Acadia national Park? Canon 10-22mm? jejeje™ One wonders if the processing coulkd have been a tad more luminous, but a very strong entry rgardless.
The cool blues and lavenders are wonderful compliments to each other. I like that single tiny beacon of light from the lighthouse. The rocks are great contrast to the smooth movement of the water. Really well done.
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