WOW!
Thanks to everyone that took the time to vote and leave a comment.
I'm definitely shocked, never thought I'd get a blue in FS. There were quite a few shots this month that I thought were better than mine.
I don't think anyone recognized it but this was taken at the same time my Shutter Speed II shot was taken - , although this exposure was much, much longer.
So after being drenched in the rain without any cover and blasted by winds and salt spray, I can definitely say it was soooooo worth it.
:)
Thanks again everyone.
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Delightful long exposure! Love the rock textures and moving clouds, both pointing to the long gone Sunset on the horizon. The creamy smooth water calming the fiery tones in the sky. Fabulous!
Great lines, colors and tones. Very interesting horizon. The milky white contrast vs. the textured rocks vs. the sunset all leads to a fairly fantastic photo, far better than other ND seascapes.
between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination.
Somewhere Between Light And Shadow
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