B+W along the coast

[intwophoto]

Despite the current world situation with Covid, I've been so busy at work the last few months I've had zero camera time outside the few evenings with the birds.

It's easily been since early May I think. Anyway, finally have some down time and I took advantage of the recent passing storm to go out this morning. The beauty of living on the Fundy Coast, is you can go to a multitude of spots to access the ocean within a few minutes drive from home.

I managed 4 keepers before the incoming tide forced me out of my spot :/. Thanks for looking / C+C.

 

[DavidC]

Monotone does work well with these. Nice set.

 

[David_MC]

Beautiful set. The processing came out great.

 

[H1ghlander]

Four very enjoyable pictures. Interestingly you seem to have used the same foreground for all pictures yet they all appear individual in their own right.

 

[Piquet]

Nice set

 

[intwophoto]

Thank you all for the kind words. I appreciate it.
I traditionally shoot with B+W in mind when I head to the coast, as I find the water textures tend to feature more.

Four very enjoyable pictures. Interestingly you seem to have used the same foreground for all pictures yet they all appear individual in their own right.

Thank you very much. Partially correct : 2 and 2 actually. The first two, the rock placement was perfect, but the tide was coming in way too fast to get the angle I really wanted, so I grabbed a few in each position and had to move.

Third one - fluke. I was looking at this formation earlier, but wanted to get the above first as it was further out. As I was about o frame up shot #4, a big wave came in and covered everything but the formation, so I said " A smart man would try to get that". Repositioned and waited. I only looked up to see if I had to move lol.