Lizard
Last week I was in Cornwall again. It had been four years since my last trip there, much too long. I just love the cornish coast and one week as usual was much too short to explore all the places I wanted to visit. Also the weather wasn't ideal for landscape photography but as four years ago Kynance Cove presented itself in best light when we visited.
What I noticed again while shooting the coast was that even if it looks spectacular it's not always easy to find the right spot for the photo. There's just too many opportunities and you need to plan in a lot time (at least one hour) before sunset to find the right spot. Here I was walking around a lot and looking at different vantage points until I found the right view for the evening.
Hope you like it!
As I sit here at home looking out at grey skies and rain pouring down beyond the window I think wistfully of a warm and pleasant memory of last...
Le dernier sunset de ma semaine de vacances en Cornouailles ... un endroit magique juste à coté du Cap Lizard , l'endroit le plus au sud de l'Angleterre ... tout ca avec une bonne stout que du bonheur !!!
Matériel utilisé pour la pose longue : Nisi V5 + CPL Nisi ND 64 Nisi GND Reverse
Hellooo there.. I'm back from my vacation in England with many pix and here's the first one :-)
I was shooting coastline sunsets in Cornwall every evening of my vacation no matter the weather or the conditions and got quite a nice set together. I hope to find the time to process more of them soon but for now enjoy the Kynance Cove! I hope you like it.
I have a longer story on this shot on my blog here -> mibreit-photo.com/blog/?p=423
This is Kynance cove in the preservation area called the Lizard, the most southerly point in England.
It is well known as an area of striking...
This was a wonderful little place to spend a glorious sunset in on that lovely Monday evening back in July. I thought using the small wooden rowing...
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Most notably Michael, Andrey Sulitskiy and Ludovic Lagadec.