Dunure coast line

Great shots! Maybe just a tad more light on the rocks in the forefront??

Very moody shot, I really like it.
Aaron

Amazing shot! I love it. I don't think there is anything that you could really do to make it any better. That's just my 2 cents.

Todd

patience is something i do not posess - trigger happy me

nice shot and stunning colours Dimittri

MArk

Dimitri this is an excellnt photo, great work.

Dan

Brilliant! I love it.

Please tell us if you used ND grads, photoshop, etc.??

And good reminder regarding patience...

The sun is a 'she' not a 'he'

This is good, this is very good, no niggles from me

Very nice moody shot, the sea looks like dry ice

I presume the molar looking rock is dark due to a GND filter over the sky?

dv2004 wrote in post #2319608
Hi everyone

I had spoted this place at early summer but the point the sun was sitting during sunset,wasn`t what i was looking for.
A couple of weeks ago,i visited the place again,this time with John (Rudge),but still not the right possition.
Yesterday finaly,the sun had moved well into its south possition and this time it was well clear off the big black rock,right where i wanted him to be.

Another problem was the tide,it had to be a high tide to get all these rocks into the frame as that was the comp.i was after.

Why am i telling you all this? Patience,that the reason,and most of the time it works.
I don`t know if it has worked here though...,you tell me.

As usuall,click on picture for a larger version,and thank you for looking.

F 16.....iso 50....5sec....19mm
http://www.dvattika.co​m …20Scotland%20-%206359.jpg

Oh it worked mate, it definately worked

Fantastic shot Dimitri

Your a lucky man living so close to the west coast.

Patience and perseverance has rewarded you well mate

Excellent work Dimitri - you have an uncanny knack of cramming so much detail into your images, it really works. Excellent detail & content so well exposed. Canny job Dimitri.
Regards Alan.

dv2004 wrote in post #2319608
Hi everyone

I had spoted this place at early summer but the point the sun was sitting during sunset,wasn`t what i was looking for.
A couple of weeks ago,i visited the place again,this time with John (Rudge),but still not the right possition.
Yesterday finaly,the sun had moved well into its south possition and this time it was well clear off the big black rock,right where i wanted him to be.

Another problem was the tide,it had to be a high tide to get all these rocks into the frame as that was the comp.i was after.

Why am i telling you all this? Patience,that the reason,and most of the time it works.
I don`t know if it has worked here though...,you tell me.

That's gorgeous Dimitri, and the conditions are so much better than when we were there together. The exposure time is just right for the water effect and the lighting on the rocks gives the scene an ethereal air to it. Of course it means that my attempts pale into insignificance in comparison, so another Troon visit is definitely. So, call me the next time you're desparate for company, and this time lunch is on me!

Stunning dramatic shot Dimitri!

your homework served you well a great shot some times its years to get all the pieces together you know what you wont but you have to wait for nature to be kind ,the best are worth the wait

Pretty cool Dimitri... but that big rock in the puddle has spoiled it... and where is all the smoke coming from?

Hahahaha... yeah right.

Lovely moody shot as usual, your standards are such that I should just copy and paste the same compliments each time.

Always a pleasure to see Ayrshire in a different light, no matter how long you waited.

Ayrshire Cousin