Winter Solstice
by John Williams
Several years ago I visited the far southern Oregon Coast. In the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor there is a lot of amazing beauty, and my favorite location was Secret Beach. I vowed to return at the beginning of winter, when the sun had dipped to the south, and was finally able to do that last weekend.
I'm still playing a bit with BW, so again thanks for all the feedback. It's fun to try and visualize when out in the field; very different from my color brain. I did catch a couple of ops with good color though, so I'll return to regular programming soon.
I'm really enjoying the D7100. It takes way better detail than the D80. Interestingly though, it's worse at picking up lens flare from dust on the surface of the lens. Not realizing this when I took this image, it was a cloning workout. I'll watch that closer next time.
Nikon D7100
Nikon 12.0-24.0 mm f/4.0 at 12 mm (18mm equiv.)
Blend of 1/125 at f/19, 1/60 sec at f/22, and 1/4000 at f/22, all at ISO 100
Comments
23 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
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John
I like the conversion you have with this one. Nice range of tones, and the higher contrast adds drama. A fine comp as well with the curved rivulet leading to the sea.
Sorry to hear about the poison oak. I've gotten a dose of poison ivy form my dog in the past, despite my own diligence to avoid contact, and can empathize.