Looking back

Ben Egbert

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I have walked along the path on the other side of this feature for 30 years and never considered the other view. This year I was down in the rocks at low tide looking for an image when I saw this view and decided what the heck.

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JimFox

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This is really nice Ben! I like how well this is balanced, and it takes a moment to figure out what we are seeing. My first thought was that it appears to be two rock huts that have a grass roof on each of them. I could see myself walking by this area for years also and not shooting it. I think it's your perfect composition that makes this work so well.
 

AlanLichty

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I like it - the overcast lighting allows the colors of the exposed rock strata to take on a deeper saturation. Nice you turned around for a different view.
 

Ben Egbert

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This is really nice Ben! I like how well this is balanced, and it takes a moment to figure out what we are seeing. My first thought was that it appears to be two rock huts that have a grass roof on each of them. I could see myself walking by this area for years also and not shooting it. I think it's your perfect composition that makes this work so well.
Thanks Jim, I am always trying to improve composition and your feedback here is very helpful. It is not one of my strong points.

These undercut banks with the great coloring below are what has always attracted me to this place.

I like it - the overcast lighting allows the colors of the exposed rock strata to take on a deeper saturation. Nice you turned around for a different view.
Yes, the clouds and fog and marine layer did not help with a seaward facing shot.
 
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