Storm Barney (naming a storm just doesn't sound right to me), threatens to hit the south coast with winds predicted to exceed 80mph, so it's out with my camera to see what's on offer. In reality the forecast is way off in my part of the county, although winds do gust up to around 35mph during the day.
I time my shoot for high tide, but even so there is little in the way of sea action, and the break in the clouds that coincides with it doesn't produce anything spectacular. As is often the case what lies beneath our feet is ignored, but it can produce something worthwhile to photograph, if only we look.
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor. 1/250 second at f/5.6. Matrix metering. ISO 160
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