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With a dry forecast of light wispy clouds, I headed to Gwithian at a mid tide straight after work - to arrive 45 mins before sunset. I hoped for epic colour in ...
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With a dry forecast of light wispy clouds, I headed to Gwithian at a mid tide straight after work - to arrive 45 mins before sunset. I hoped for epic colour in the sky - reflected in the water!

I don't know why I bother checking the weather! The clouds over head were heavy. And just as I parked up, the rain came. A rummage around my camera bag turned up a lightweight rain coat - to my relief!

Disappointed with the flat light, I half-heatedly roamed the rocks for interesting compositions that I could use on another day.

Here, I liked how the tide surged through an inlet in the rocks and churned around. With the fading light and a small aperture, I managed to extend the exposure time to 1-4 sec - to capture the churning motion.

I would have liked to compose the shot to show the gap in the rocks - but I would have lost the lighthouse from the frame.

Canon 6D MkII | 24-105mm lens at 40mm | ƒ-16 | 1-4 sec | ISO 100 | Lee Soft Grad ND Filter | Tripod | Taken 26-08-2019 at Gwithian

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