Melting Moments
Uploaded: October 04, 2008
My favorite Scottish beach. Maybe its the indigo mountain backdrop or the windblown desolate perfection of this most beautiful of places. I always feel I can just melt into the place and that photography is purely incidental. This is low tide at the mouth of a small peat stream that twice a day cuts a new path through the caramel soft sand on its way to salt water oblivion. The soft colors are at their most satisfying just before dawn.
Pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom, 0.6ND grad, f/22 at 1 sec, Velvia.
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