Originally posted by dadipentak Nice! I like that you kept the water smoothing to a minimum.
Thanks - with seas like this, I try and keep shutter speed to between 1/5 and 0.8 seconds. The tide was on its way out, and I haven't put my wellington boots back in the car as yet or else would have got in to the water. Not a lot of wind, so there were few splashes going over the top of the rocks.
My favourites are 3 and 4. They were shot right after each other with the camera on a tripod and my finger on the shutter as I have one of those faulty cable release sockets and I find the wireless a bit hit and miss - though I am using an unofficial one I got from Amazon for £5. The official one stopped working. There were a group of 4 in a row which I'd love to put together in a composite, but I don't know how to do that - can't get my head around how to make an image a layer and blend them.