Seaside Wall and Rocks

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Down in Oysterhaven of course!

Aperture ƒ/5
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 18mm
ISO 200
Shutter speed 1/80s

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Comments

7 responses to “Seaside Wall and Rocks”

  1. Eric avatar

    wow the rocks are so colorful. nice choice of angle here. Was that a bus in the background?

  2. Budi avatar

    very dramatic photo…cool

  3. John avatar

    great composition – I’d have cropped it just below the bus – looks even more dramatic

  4. Gavin avatar

    Your eye just sweaps right down the shot. Incredible. & I like the colours of the stones. Niceone.

  5. Donncha avatar

    That’s actually a cottage up there! I tried cropping it closer but it removed too much of the foreground for my taste. I originally had this as a highly saturated image but I think it looks better with some of the colour channels muted a bit!

  6. John avatar

    Yep – the muted colours work much better. What lens did you use ?

    BR,
    John

  7. Ambrand avatar

    Excellent, so many other photographers would have used black and white, but the colours of the stones really add life. It would be nicer if the yellow building was vertical though maybe.

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