Friday, 10th June 2011
Tidal Secrets
by Floris van Breugel
A particularly rich tide pool full of sea anemones I found along the coast of Washington's Olympic National Park during a very low tide.
Equipment: Canon 5DmkII, Nikon 14-24mm, tripod
Floris van Breugel
I am a nature photographer living in Seattle, WA. I am most interested in unique and artistic interpretations of that natural world, with a special interest in natural patterns and simple emotionally evocative images. I sell fine art prints, write articles, and lead occasional private workshops. When not out shooting, I'm working towards my PhD in Control and Dynamical Systems at the University of Washington.
Website: www.artinnaturephotography.com
Tidal Secrets by Floris van Breugel was photo of the day on Friday, 10th June 2011. It is tagged Coast, Sea. You can leave a comment below.
29 Comments
Larry McFerrin
A good eye which translated to a beautiful image.
Deleigh Hemres
best nature photo ive seen in a while, great perspective!
Rashid Mukoon
Nice shot with clear water and amazing colours.
Alister Benn
Just breath-taking… demonstrating that you don’t always need golden light to take a classic image.. Killer foreground beautifully balanced by the stack.. top class
Rob Wolstenholme
Special!
Wanda Krack
Nice find and interesting capture.
Ian Pelly
super foreground and a great composition.
Pauline Jones
Is this real? It has a fantasy like quality; a very well composed photograph; well done.
Aloke Sahu
So incredibly beautiful! I love this photograph!!!
Michael
Great view, very well captured
Mushfique
Interesting photo…i was wondering how you took this !! Its truly a special photo!!
Tilana Stander
Awesome!
Pat
Outstanding!!
ggriffin
Wonderful color capture and reflection. Love it!
Roman Johnston
Nice balance between reflection and seeing what is below in the foregound. Very well seen and recorded.
Roman
Gouldkb
Just beautiful – We always look for these when we go the beach, but have never seen such a beautiful one as this. Great job and I love the colors
Floris
Thanks folks!
Pauline, this is very real!
Mushfique, this was taken with the camera just millimeters above the water with an ultrawide angle lens. No need for a polarizer either.
Jacqueline Deely
Amazing shot and incredible clarity in the water without a polarizer! Congratulations!
Ursula Rodrigues
You seem to have taken it a step beyond what we normally see. The foreground anemones are so large and still in focus with the background. A very enticing capture.
Justin Reznick
Congrats Floris!
Lisa
What an intriguing and amazing photo! I love this!
lee
love it! excelent balence of color!
Marie Dunphy Harding
Highly imaginative, great work!
Dennis Walton
Superb. Great balance and composition. I need to work with wide angle lenses more!
Aleksandr Matveev
oh! Great work!
Osvaldo Carbuccia
WOW. . . . . . Incredible!!!!!!!!!!!
rana
fantastic capture!! bravo.
however, you used Canon 5D M2 with nikon 14-24, seriously? with a converter?
Dean
I really really like this one!
Rod Heywood
What a contrast between the liquid foreground and the barren shore. A most unusual photo capture.