Red Rocks of Acadia
by Kurt Budliger
Here's another from the same morning as my Ghosts of Acadia post last week. This was after the most intense color had left the sky and the sun was up. I was thinking my shoot was over and about to head back up to the trail when I noticed the beautiful warm light bathing the foreground cobbles and cliffs. My other shots from this morning were much closer to the water and emphasized the wave action in the foreground. For this shot however, I opted to focus on the beautiful cobbles and found a perspective that also incorporated some longer,more triangular shaped rocks. I only managed to get a few frames before the sun went behind some low clouds and blocked the warm light. Thanks for looking.
5DII, 16-35, polarizer, 3 stop GND
Comments
14 commentsMight be a little dark for my taste but larger version would probably lighten this.
The flare of sun on the right is balanced by the light on the left--unique...
the fisch
I really like this idea, the half sun at the border is a very unique touch and I love it.
Love Arcadia
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI