Toffee Swirl
by Ian Cameron
Cove Bay, Moray, Scotland
High tide eventually started to swirl around this beautifully sculpted sandstone ledge at the top of Cove Bay. Moray is renowned for its multi-coloured stone beaches but even by its standards this is a special little place. I waited until the tide started to withdraw from some of the inlets and was fascinated by how the white surf or spume separated and pulled back around a single stone washed into the micro fjord of eroded stone. It took one and a half rolls of film to get this one very satisfactory shot.
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Pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom, Polariser to create contrast between wet sand and white spume, f/22 at 2 seconds. velvia.
Comments
24 commentsI like the timing of the water movement.
I wonder if contrast/saturation might not make this "pop" a bit more? Could be my monitor.
Also darkening the upper water???
the fisch
Love the colours and swirling water.
Sandy
- Dan
Gary.
It takes a senstive eye to make such an image.
Sandy