Wednesday, 12th October 2011
Rodeo Beach
by Isabel Synnatschke
There are just a very few sea stacks at Rodeo Beach on the Marin Headlands north of San Francisco but I really enjoyed that place and loved watching how they were softly embraced by the ocean's surf at dusk.
Equipment: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40mm
Isabel Synnatschke
There is nothing more amazing than the beauty of nature.
Website: www.isaczermak.com
Rodeo Beach by Isabel Synnatschke was photo of the day on Wednesday, 12th October 2011. It is tagged Sea. You can leave a comment below.
18 Comments
Bill Kenny
Sweetly and serenely surreal! The colors are other worldly! Simply beautiful!
Russ Bishop
Beautiful composition! The surf patterns are so captivating in this.
giconcert
Is it true? wonderful!
Miguel A.
Magnifica, realmente muy bella.
Alex Sharp
Beautiful image, the colours are wonderful, the movement in the water draws your eye through the image, this is really splendid, congratulations.
Christian Klepp
Hallo Isa!
Schön was neues von Dir hier zu sehen – wie immer einfach schön!
Ich bin grad auf dem Weg in die Schweiz um das Herbstlicht zu nutzen,
würd mich freuen wenn wir uns mal wieder irgendwo sehen,
liebe Grüße,
Christian.
Wanda Krack
Nice capture of the swirls!
John. Mumaw
Superb composition and colors! Congratulations!!
LindaPothiers
inviting….. I would be right on there,sitting on the rocks!!…..thanks for sharing this beautiful image God Bless
Eilzabeth
Breath taking and other worldly.
Kimberly Gould
Breathtaking!
Jules
Very beautiful
Nice job!!
Laura Milholland
I used to go there almost every weekend when I was young.
Love your shot.
Paul Van Cauteren
Very good composition. However there is a technical problem: due to the use of a neutral density filter to make the sky darker, the part of the rocks above the horizon are under-exposed and completely black, whereas the lower part of the same rocks are well-exposed….
Selva
Amazing!
Charlie Cruz
Shame those rocks in the distance have lost all detail. Sometimes the use, or overuse of an NG filter doesn’t do justice.
Isabel
@Paul and Charlie: I did exposure bracketing and also some pictures without any graduated filters of the same composition. I might consider blending the images one day, but for now I left the picture the way it came out of the camera and did not even brighten up the darker parts. Somehow I really liked the black stacks and that’s why I left them like that.
Pauline Jones
Things do loose detail when they are further away, it looks more natural this way.