paulwelch

Washed away

Washed away

with unsuspected swells over some of the rocks along this harsh rugged west Australian coast, these cormorants were not in a good spot to sun their wings from w...
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with unsuspected swells over some of the rocks along this harsh rugged west Australian coast, these cormorants were not in a good spot to sun their wings from water. I had a bit of fun with slowing the shutter speed slightly to get the movement of them being washed off and the water flow turned to streaking.
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camera

Canon EOS 6D

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settings

Aperture 10/1 ISO 160 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 85/1

location

location

Kalbarri, Western Australia, AU

upload_date

upload_date

Sep, 2023

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Awards

Ecovision Award

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