I just cannot get enough of the waves and rocky shores in Atlantic Canada. At Green Cove in Cape Breton, I stood on top of one of the highland cliffs and looked down to the boulders below.
I made these images using my polarizing filter and exposing for half a second to capture the movement of the ocean. The only difference between them is the size of the wave.
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Fantastic Anne. I love the color of the rocks and the way you’ve captured the waves. Excellent.
Edith Levy recently posted..Waiting
Thanks Edith, I could go back there every day. I am mesmerized by the waves, always have been
I like how much power is conveyed in that first shot, and then the subtle change in the next photo. Yeah, I can hear that water crashing onto that rock!
Chris Nitz recently posted..Love and Crosswalks
Thanks Chris, I like it when my images convey sound
cool pics
I like the prairies here but this picture makes me miss water.
Charlie recently posted..Random
Hi Charlie, yes the prairies and the mountains are both beautiful, but nothing compares to the ocean in my mind. I couldn’t live without it.
I can look at these kinds of shots all day. Nice job.
Chris Frailey recently posted..Double Trouble
Hi Chris, I’m glad because I’m sure I will have many more “on the rocks” type images coming up! Thanks for the comment.
Great water effects. The colour of the rocks is amazing too.
Marc Collins recently posted..Bath Hotel at Dawn
Thanks Marc. I loved the red rocks in both PEI and Cape Breton, they make for different seascapes than I have seen before.
Wow, those rocks are sick! What an amazing color. Great effect with the Polarizer. I just got a ND filter and love it. Well done!
Adam Allegro recently posted..More Sunrises!
Hi Adam, great to see you here, thanks for the visit. I probably have 50-70 images of these rocks, I just couldn’t stop. It was so much fun, I love doing the long exposures on the water.
I miss the sound and smell of the ocean. I miss the taste of it when I went swimming as a child. I miss the feel of the seaweed on my toes.
The textures of the drift wood and the colour of the rocks. The shapes of the rocks and the smoothness of them. I miss home.
Beautiful work Anne.
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Morris, wow, you don’t know how happy it makes me that my image brings out those emotions. I too miss the ocean terribly when I am inland for any period of time. It always feels like coming home, even when I am at an ocean on the other side of the country. (I am from the Pacific.) I love the taste of the salt on my lips from the sea spray. Thank you so much for your visit and your wonderful words.