a really golden golden hour
Back to Porthcawl again for this week's image taken back on 6th February (yes, I'm that far ahead with these posts!).
Anyway, I'd been there the previous evening to photograph the sun setting over the town beach there, and on my way back to the car spotted this composition. Unfortunately though, the light had gone so I just had to return.
I caught this image just as the sun was kissing the southern horizon, lighting up the sea wall and lighthouse in brilliant, golden light the like of which I have seldom seen. It made up for the soaking I got taking my images that evening, as I'd forgotten my wellingtons and the tide was rushing in!
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| Fujifilm GFX50R, Fujinon GF32-64mm f4.0 at 32mm 2.6 seconds at f14, ISO 50 Tripod, self-timed release Haida circular polarising filter, Kood 3-stop neutral density filter, Formatt Hitech 3-stop reverse graduated filter Wet feet |
You forgot your wellingtons??????? Turn in your citizenship right this instant! LOL ;)
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful seascape Nick...going nuts here as well...being in the New York Metro Region, we're currently in Covid-19's crosshairs...I've been isolating for over two weeks because of my compromised immunity, and we're finding novel ways and sources to get food and supplies. A challenging hassle. But I've also been dedicating my isolation to getting things done, for example, tearing apart, cleaning out, and recomfiguring my little home office. Take care of yourself my friend.
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