Sunrise Sliver
by Eva McDermott
Taken on the cobble beach of St Ann's Bay, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada on a very gray morning at sunrise. I was lucky to get that little sliver of light when I did since it disappeared shortly after and I was soon engulfed in a cold autumn rain that persisted most of the day.
Canon 5DM2
Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II at 33mm
ISO100 20sec f/22
SR2-Stop Reverse Gradient
Thanks for having a look.
Comments
10 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
I think you could have just concentrated on the FG, maybe still with a wide angle, but I really like the color and texture of the rocks with the water flow over them. Very cool.
very classical view
Hamed
A bit moody and almost somber as a result of the conditions, but I think that serves this one well. As much as I like the stones, I'm more drawn to the "length" of this, the horizon and the little bit of mystery in the water. And for that, I'm looking at a pano crop, removing some off the bottom (to above the white marked specs on in the LRC and about half the sky. Not much up top is adding here. Of course just my thought and opinion, but perhaps an alternate view. That sliver of light on the horizon does play a nice role here.
Lon