Another from the long exposure workshop yesterday, this was taken just as the tide was on the turn. We didn't have to wade into the sea for these shots, although there were a few sharp showers so we did get wet again! The sea was quite rough but of course you wouldn't know that with the long exposure making the water appear lovely and smoooth.
This is Mary's shell, a really impressive piece of public art on the beach at Cleveleys just north of Blackpool. It's 8 metres long and 4 metres tall. When the tide is out the shell sits on the sand so people can climb inside and listen to the sound of the sea.
@ludwigsdiana@jgpittenger I turned off the exif on export for something else and forgot to turn it back on. The light kept changing so there was a bit of guesswork on the exposure time. I was counting seconds too as I don't have a timer on the camera, I wanted this to be around 20 seconds so didn't do too bad at 22 seconds! f13, ISO 100 with a grad filter and a big stopper.
