regis 0 Posted November 2, 2006 Portencross, North Ayrshire, Scotland. My third attempt to capture this part of west-coast and those beautiful old red sandstones. These rocks are red Permo-triassic sandstones about 200 Million years old !!!. With my first attempt I was a bit unlucky. Weather forecast wasnt bad at all. On my way to this place I could see a beautiful Sun, but eventually when I arrived to the place some thick clouds came out of nowhere and the magical light disappeared completely. My second time was even worst. The rain was so heavy I couldnt even get out of my car, not mentioning taking any photo in that conditions. The third attempt was finally succesfull. There was, however some short rain but eventually the sky cleared out completely. The wind was enormous and I had some serious problems to set-up my tripod and camera really steady. Light was amazing and with the combination of the natural colours of those rocks it created an amazing atmosphere. Please see the larger version. Link to comment
lonebearimages 0 Posted November 2, 2006 Beautiful shot! Excellent composition and exposure, Nice job! Best regards, Chris Link to comment
snapshooter 0 Posted November 2, 2006 Hello Piotr. You went to significant effort, to capture these rocks and seascape, and it is well composed, and a beautiful scene. I thought the rocks were a bit flat, with that sunset hitting them, and applied a small amount of negative Gamma, and a touch of Saturation, much like what a polarizing filter would render. Hope you don't mind. It's purely a subjective thing, as it is a great, well balanced shot. Link to comment
dimitris1 0 Posted November 2, 2006 Beautiful image, smooth out texture from rocks to sea to smooth sky creates a very 'journey' mood! Great lighting also. Congrats! Link to comment
gaëlle 0 Posted November 3, 2006 I really like that kind of pictures. It is strongly peacefull and it is appreciated. Ga묬e Link to comment
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