It is not often that I am at the seawalls when the tide is at its highest and the waves are crashing against the sea defences, when that does happen, I usually take some photos, but seldom use any; mainly because I never seem to get one that I think stands out enough.
I think I may have gotten one that passed muster this last occasion 🙂
Crashing Waves – Georgetown Seashore
On this one I did some unusual processing (for me), I “cooled” the lower area with the rocks prior to applying the red filter, without that the details in the rocks were getting lost 🙂
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I really like this, reminds me I’ve got some photos of the sea spray in Guernsey which I must dig out
Thanks. Those sound interesting, looking forward to seeing them ☺
As one who has tried many times also to capture that feeling of the sound and the surf, I have to agree that it is difficult. Unlike you, I haven’t conquered that difficulty yet.
Not sure conquer is the right word…. but I’ve gotten one that crosses the bar ☺