Tang of the sea
by morpheus71
"I could never stay long enough on the shore; the tang of the untainted, fresh, and free sea air was like a cool, quieting thought."
Helen Keller
Golden-hour light seeping through the gathering clouds above Thurlestone Rock and gilding the reef at South Milton Sands. Burgh Island can be seen in the far distance.
The National Trust's South Milton Sands beach lies within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Helen Keller
Golden-hour light seeping through the gathering clouds above Thurlestone Rock and gilding the reef at South Milton Sands. Burgh Island can be seen in the far distance.
The National Trust's South Milton Sands beach lies within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Uploaded29/07/2015 - 12:35
CategoryLandscape / Travel
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ISO200
Focal Length26.25mm
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Posted 29/07/2015 - 21:42
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bwlchmawr wrote:
Not a place known to me but one which you've captured beautifully.
Not a place known to me but one which you've captured beautifully.
Many thanks for your generous comments 😊 It was a wonderful moment of theatrical lighting in a sublime bit of our coast down here. I smiled like a Cheshire cat as I made that photograph.
Posted 29/07/2015 - 21:44
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GIULIO57 wrote:
10 out of 10
10 out of 10
Many thanks indeed Giulio 😊 It was a fine farewell to a great afternoon and evening at the beach. Would love to be able to afford to live a bit closer to that beach😁
Posted 30/07/2015 - 00:02
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The tiny bits of colours, especially in the foreground are really tantalising
Posted 30/07/2015 - 08:21
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Have been to Burgh Island area, but somehow never spotted the rock-arch! Caught the light magnificently, and portrait format works really well.
Andy
Posted 30/07/2015 - 09:19
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davidwozhere wrote:
The tiny bits of colours, especially in the foreground are really tantalising
The tiny bits of colours, especially in the foreground are really tantalising
Thanks very much David 😊 The retreating tide had left the reef damp, fortuitously the specular highlights gilded many points across the reef... tiny 'punctuation marks' in the journey into the photo. Very happy to have seen that moment 😎
Posted 30/07/2015 - 11:04
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alfpics wrote:
Have been to Burgh Island area, but somehow never spotted the rock-arch! Caught the light magnificently, and portrait format works really well.
Have been to Burgh Island area, but somehow never spotted the rock-arch! Caught the light magnificently, and portrait format works really well.
Many thanks indeed for your generous comments 😊 The archway can be found by visiting Thurlestone or South Milton Sands, one can walk out across a sandy channel in the reef at low tide. 😎
Posted 01/08/2015 - 18:52
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The quicksilver flash of reflection is the anchor in another example of your deep understanding of the light as presented to you and your lens. The light peeking through the rock depicting both the far shoreline AND the blue estuary is genius. Very sensual - t
"It's not what you look at that's important, it's what you see" - Thoreau
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Posted 04/08/2015 - 01:45
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pauljay wrote:
Lovely composition, and warmth!
Lovely composition, and warmth!
Many thanks Paul 😊 I would love to see a big print of this photo, one of my personal favourites
Posted 04/08/2015 - 01:52
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drobbia wrote:
The quicksilver flash of reflection is the anchor in another example of your deep understanding of the light as presented to you and your lens. The light peeking through the rock depicting both the far shoreline AND the blue estuary is genius. Very sensual - t
The quicksilver flash of reflection is the anchor in another example of your deep understanding of the light as presented to you and your lens. The light peeking through the rock depicting both the far shoreline AND the blue estuary is genius. Very sensual - t
Thanks very much indeed for your wonderfully written and generous comments 😊 It was a moment of visceral joy to see the image and make this photo... harmonious elements and anchors; dramatic transient light; transition zones. Nourishment for the soul to embrace such moments of light and shadows sweeping across a beautiful place.
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