Cape Perpetua Seascape
by Paula LeVay
Hopes for an interesting sunset image at Cape Perpetua, Oregon faded as clouds low on the horizon extinguished any remaining color in the sky. As my "technical advisor" risked life and limb in his attempt to capture some dramatic images of the collapsed sea cave that is Thor's Well while keeping an eye out for sneaker waves, I turned my attention northward toward the distant storm clouds and took this image.
5 D Mark III
24-105
28 mm
f 9
.6 secs
0 ev
iso 100
tripod
Comments and Criticisms always appreciated!
Comments
7 commentsA "shadow" adjustment might bring out a little more detail in the dark rocks, but a very sweet image as posted.
Sandy
A nice scene with lots of water motion. You might be able to play around with the darks to bring out some detail. Overall, I like the scene and composition............................Jim
I like this very much. I think you have a really strong composition that really showcases all the elements, including the dramatic sky. There's a lot to explore here. Regarding the comp as I mentioned, all the elements contribute. The land's end up top - you've included just enough so that I don't feel like it's cut off. In other words, I always say if you're going to include something, include it; otherwise remove it completely. The same could be said for the retreating water in the LL. I like the sense of motion and flow of the water filling in from that corner. Then of course there is the sky, the almost-angry ocean and the rugged rocky shore.
It all works, I have no nits or suggestions.
Lon