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Last weekend I went to Algarve, in the south of Portugal, and on one day we had some interesting weather.
I've wanted to photograph this beach "properly" for a while now. It's on the Atlantic coast of Algarve, which is very wild. The rocks there are beautiful, this kind of sheered look carries on all the way up the cliffs, and I had a feeling it would work well with water washing over it.
Anyway, I took quite a few shots there on Saturday and had a good session. I quite like this shot (which I took really as a test to see the how well the dark rocks came out, and to compare exposure values between the rocks and the sky), and thought about submitting it as a proper deviation....but as I want to submit one of two shots from the same session, I don't want to have more than two shots in my gallery with the same sky. So here it is as a scrap for anyone who's interested.
Cheers mate. The water was really far down the beach on this day...when the tide is higher I want to be able to shoot these rocks with water rising up them
Lol, thanks mate. I submitted it to scraps because the shots that I took near the ocean are better than this....although I am pretty happy with this. These lines in the rocks run for hundreds of meters....really cool.
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"Where the spirit does not work with the hand, there is no art." -- Leonardo da Vinci.
Composition is great, good lead lines to the sun and beautiful foreground
Cheers
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More work at andymumford.com
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I submitted it to scraps because the shots that I took near the ocean are better than this....although I am pretty happy with this. These lines in the rocks run for hundreds of meters....really cool.
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More work at andymumford.com
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More work at andymumford.com
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My website: [link]
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