These rocks are a nesting ground for seagulls and sometimes they stay still long enough to appear in long exposure shots, sometimes but not often.
I’ll use this new post as an opportunity to explain a bit of a accident I had with the blog this morning. In a tired haze I decided to tidy up some old wordpress installations without realising that all the posts since August 2010 still pointed to files under those folders. I’ve spent most of the day tidying up the mess and I’ve got most of them reposted now from my Lightroom catalogs. One or two big months to go and all the photos should be back.
Update: All back I think. Might have gotten a few pics wrong but they are 3 years old so I had a hard time remembering exactly which ones they were.
Nice pictures and nice sense of environmental atmosphere and evoked from them.
Hi Dana, thanks again for your kind feedback. This photo is actually an example of one using the ND110 filter I mention in my response to your other comment. In this case the sky had lots of seagulls flying but the long exposure removes all but the ones resting on the rocks.
Thanks again,
Declan