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The enormous natural arch on the West coast of the Island of Gozo, I was desperate to come here and shoot this before it vanishes, only a few years left with erosion then it will become a sea stack or pinnacle. I had to come back for a second day to get the shots I wanted as the wind / waves were that fierce on the first attempt it took me 4 hours to get about 3 decent shots with sea spray / and bad camera shake even on a tripod with me shielding it, made for some good big waves pics, composition again v limited due to the weather conditions. the second attempt was totally different, bit of a breeze and no waves, like a totally different place.. But, I only had 25 mins to get some shots, Annoyingly the last bus / ferry i could catch to get back to Malta was 5 mins before sunset, so I missed the 30 minutes afterwards, sea spray ruined many of the shots and was extremely frustrating, but was still worth it to grab the shots I got. I'll add more of these soon.
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The Azure Window (Maltese: Tieqa Żerqa) is a natural arch in the Maltese island of Gozo featuring a table-like rock over the sea. It is...
In previsione del tramonto ero risalito sugli scogli di questa bellissima ed enorme spiaggia del Donegal. Per avere un termine di paragone sulle dimensioni potete notare un'altro fotografo nella parte alta della spiaggia... piccolissimo! La ricerca di un punto di vista dall'alto e l'attesa sono stati ripagati da questo fantastico tramonto che ha colorato tutto di rosso!
Scattato con filtri ND 1000 e GND Lee 0.9 hard
Long exposure at high tide, orange sand Murderhole beach, Rosguill peninsula, county Donegal, Ireland. That island is accessible at low tide and I...
A second shot from the Azure Window rock formation in Dwerja, Gozo. This was the last shot I managed before sunset and having to leg it to get the last bus into Rabat, for another bus to get to the ferry to Malta, to make the last bus back to the resort, I wasn't sure whether or not I would have time to catch some sunset tones in the sky or not but more than happy with this, especially with the light on the rock formation, this made up for 4 hours of mainly disappointment with the gale force winds and sea spray ruining the majority of the shots I took.
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Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Hole!
Most notably Pete Rowbottom and Matteo Rinaldi.