Low Tide
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Last Friday night I made my (almost) monthly trip up to Portsmouth, NH to the Smuttynose Brewery to pick up some of their fine beer. I subscribe to their Big Beer Series (with some friends at the office). This latest edition is their Maibock. Yes, its good.
Anyway, with each release, they invite subscribers up to pick up their cases, sample the beer, eat and socialize. Always fun.
Its also fun to plan some shooting around that event. The plan is usually to drive along the coast either on the way to or from the Smutty Social hour (who doesn’t love a smutty social hour?). This trip was go early and hit the coast after.
I was a little disappointed my visit on Friday coincided with low tide. I had been hoping for some angry surf. I wanted to tame it with some long exposures. But my attitude quickly changed when I hit Rye Beach, just before sunset.
I’ve got a couple of these images in the queue. I guess its sort of like a Low Tide miniseries. The commonality in the images is in both the location and the processing.
I absolutely love the style of this shot. That rock looks massive – great sense of scale.
Love the tone!
I love the tone too – makes it pretty moody. “I’ve got the coastal blues” 🙂
Looks like low tide turned out quite nicely! 🙂
I can almost hear the seagulls.
nice tones and great composition – looks like a awesome place – very solitary and quiet.
Great shot. Love the way the rock takes up such a big portion of the frame as it really puts a great sense of scale on this image. Fantastic!
nice one, really well done, great comp too! Jim
Beautifully composed and processed shot… Very other-worldly and awesome.
Really nice shot Bob! Love the processing.
Stunning, sir, simply stunning! I love the drama you brought out with the wonderful composition here!
Amazing mono man! grats.
Fantastic shot. I love the vanishing point of the horizon.
Absolutely compelling image. Beautiful mid-night blue tint. I think that you arrived just in time!
Dude this absolutely ROCKS (no pun intended)! I love the bit of a grunge given in processing, and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing more in this series.
What a cool low POV here, awesome depth, great monotoe!
Outstanding and incredible!!! Wow!!