Santa Monica Coast
Uploaded: November 07, 2007
I found this bowl shapped rock on the beach and thought it would make a nice foreground subject as the water washed over it. When the sun dropped low enough to bring golden highlights, I began my shoot. From the weather satellite images and live webcams on the internet, I knew there was a possiblily of an interesting sky before I got on the road to this location. I used a Tokina 12-24 at 12mm for this shot. A Lee 3 stop hard edge grad ND filter helped to keep the sky from washing out. Shutter was 3/10 second at f22. ISO was 100 (as always). Tripod, cable release, and mirror lock-up.
Dominick M. Dimacale
November 07, 2007
Dominick #780822
Bill Brelsford
November 07, 2007
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