Blue Grotto
This is a naturally sculpted cave which is called Blue Grotto for the beautiful reflections of Blue Mediterranean Sea in the morning. Two ferry boats are seen g...
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This is a naturally sculpted cave which is called Blue Grotto for the beautiful reflections of Blue Mediterranean Sea in the morning. Two ferry boats are seen going in and out on a calm Winter day.
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Location
This Blue GrottoT is situated in the South East coast of the Island. This Grotto can be admired from land and directly at sea. From land, there are two vantage points. Slightly sideways, up very close from a promenade. And the second land point is from the opposing cliff called Il-Munqar. This photo was taken from Il-Munqar. Munqar means bird's beak. The place is called Munqar due to a rock formation in the shape of an Eagle's beak. The promenade is reachable from the villages named Zurrieq or Qrendi.Time
Best time to admire this natural beauty is 9am to 10m . Sun reflects the blue of the sea in the Grotto's ceiling. This photo was taken in the afternoon, though.Lighting
The sun will reflect the blue of the sea to the cave in the morning. Best time.Equipment
Handheld DSLRInspiration
I go frequently to this place. It s my resting place in the evening. So I attribute this place (and area) to my relaxing evenings.Editing
Only reduced the highlighted part in top right.In my camera bag
Dslr nikon d750 with 24-70 f2.8Feedback
Open Your mind to what you are going through and inspiration will follow. Freeing the mind is mostly it, in almost anything.
