Half Moon Bay rocks by Dennis by Olympus DSLR Challenge

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10-JUN-2007

Half Moon Bay rocks by Dennis

Image taken on beach of Half Moon Bay, on the George Bass coast near Phillip Island, Victoria.
There is a spectacular 7km walk along the cliffs with limited access to the ocean.

Olympus E-300 ,Olympus Zuiko 11-22mm f/2.8-3.5 Digital
1/80s f/22.0 at 11.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Martin Polanic		22-Oct-2007 21:25
This is a beautiful landscape shot! The sky is ominous but just to the point where it doesn't overwhelm the rest of the frame. Great b&w treatment too overall.

Stefan		21-Oct-2007 13:48
The very dramatic PP lends a certain unreality to the location, like it was taken from a BW science fiction movie set. I like it a lot.

Guest		17-Oct-2007 00:20
As Shirley says, great PP, spot on, Bruce

Richdow AKA Catman		16-Oct-2007 14:37
Dennis, I thought this was Half Moon Bay in California that is why I did not recognize it. My parochial mind needs to expand its horizons :)

Guest		16-Oct-2007 11:04
Thanks everyone for your nice comments. Catman, I put location in the caption section. I have placed original colour version in originals. Cheers Dennis

Shirley Haden		16-Oct-2007 09:36
I think the PP is really done well in this photo. I don't think it's always easy to get a nice looking b&w from a seascape. This came out beautifully. I think it probably looks just as good in b&w as it did in color. Nice job!

Geophoto		15-Oct-2007 21:36
A very impressive sky. I like the way the rocks stand out against it. Wonderful picture.

Carlo		15-Oct-2007 20:28
Wow, The blending of the elements is spectacular .

Richdow AKA Catman		15-Oct-2007 18:07
This is a Very impressive image Dennis. What is this near, I never seen this location.

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