Jump to content
© www.adam-burton.co.uk

Coast of wonders III


adamburton

www.adam-burton.co.uk / www.timecatcher.com

Copyright

© www.adam-burton.co.uk

From the category:

Landscape

· 290,487 images
  • 290,487 images
  • 1,000,012 image comments




Recommended Comments

Taken on a recent trip to the Isle of Skye in Scotland. Please visit

my website www.adam-burton.co.uk and also www.timecatcher.com.

 

Thanks,

Adam.

Link to comment
Well balanced photo Adam ! I love the contrast between the dark sky and the white foam on top of the waves .I have about the same equipment.....but my photo's are not of this quality by far. Could you share some details on filters or other equipment used?
Link to comment

What a fantastic photo. I love your composition and the shutter speed you chose. The water has a perfect look to it, you captured it nicely.

My only comment that is remotely negative is about the bright sliver of light in the left of the frame. In some ways the light to the left of the frame adds quite a bit...but on the other hand it is slightly distracting to me as my eyes are constantly drawn to it. I'm not sure if the photo would be better without it or not. The lighting on the foreground rocks is absolutely stellar. I gave you a 6/7.

Link to comment
A stunning photograph. The warm light adds color and texture to the picture. I like the shaft of light in the left balancing the picture. Best regards.
Link to comment
It's amazing how the rocks just right/below center resemble dolphins. The composition is nice, but I must ask, is this a composite of multiple exposures? Very nice regardless.
Link to comment

Hi Brian,

 

Thanks for your comments. Its a single shot, using ND grads to balance the exposure. Im getting a bit slack these days in recording which filters I have used, but from memory it was a .9 and a .6 as that band of light on the horizon had to be controlled!

 

Thanks for your comments,

Adam.

Link to comment
Wow! So magical and doesnt even look like a real place. This photo of yours really makes me want to visit Scotland in the future. Keep up the amazing work!!
Link to comment

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...