- Joined
- Nov 7, 2017
- Messages
- 64
This photo was made back in around December 2007 on a trip to France and during a gale. In the making of this photo I came perilously close to seeing my Ebony camera get washed out to sea when an unexpectedly large wave ran up the shingle slope I was photographing from. The camera on the tripod was some 5 feet above the shingle and I had to watch while the water came within a a foot of the camera having been taking completely by surprise by the wave.
I also discovered that you can't run anywhere on a sloping shingle bank, all you do is dig a hole and go nowhere but down. Thankfully due the the very heavy tripod the camera survived unscathed though I got rather wet.
I am pleased with this image and I count it among my best and I have a large 30 x 24" version printed by ilford on proper fibre based photo paper. Though for some reason I have never got around to framing and hanging it. Note to self......
Once again it is a photo of a photo so not an optimum version of the image. Anyway here it is,

I also discovered that you can't run anywhere on a sloping shingle bank, all you do is dig a hole and go nowhere but down. Thankfully due the the very heavy tripod the camera survived unscathed though I got rather wet.
I am pleased with this image and I count it among my best and I have a large 30 x 24" version printed by ilford on proper fibre based photo paper. Though for some reason I have never got around to framing and hanging it. Note to self......
Once again it is a photo of a photo so not an optimum version of the image. Anyway here it is,
