Pebbles and Sand
by Eva McDermott
Inverness Beach, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia Canada
The character of this beach is always changing due to the forces of the wind and surf. Here you can see the strong nature of the wind, sculpting the sand and raising the pebbles up on pedestals. When the tide comes in, the character changes once again and the slate is wiped clean.... then the process starts all over again.
Canon 5DM2
Canon TSE 24mm f/3.5L
ISO100 0.5sec f/16
Thanks for having a look.
Comments
17 commentsPeter
The larger version has excellent detail. The contrast between the brown and blue is very nice along with another wonderful unending view too.
As a side note; this looks like the sandlot my brothers & I played football on as kids...
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
I love this! The pov is fantastic - looks like you're right down on your belly getting this one. All the little rocks make me think of little crabs of something swarming the beach. The texture in the sand is wonderful as well. Spot on with the processing and sharpening for the web - the large version looks especially good.
I like the inclusion of the sky, and it's a complimentary and not overpowering sky. but I like even more how much space you gave to the sky relative to your main subject, the sand and rocks. I think this is a very well balanced and pleasing image. One that deserves hanging on a wall.
Lon