Thanks for the comment. Its a very picturesque place to take photos here, which makes it a lot easier to get nice ones. The sand keeps on shifting on that particular stretch, some days it is a wide sandy beach, other days it looks like a fortified Normandy landing beach.It looks beautiful! I love the way your eye is drawn up by the parallel lines of the sand and the wave. Though personally I would've cropped it slightly on the right to get rid of the people sunbathing.![]()
The sun goes down behind the hill in the picture, which makes a nice silhouette. Mornings and I don't really agree though.Very nice place! Come back at night and/or morning as well...you might like the result of the low sun
Thanks very much for the comments (and to the others who noted the tilted horizon which I didn't spot). I wish the camera had a built in spirit-level - I don't understand why they don't have something built in that shows you on the screen if the camera isn't level.It's nice, it's a classic photograph and you did a pretty decent job on it.
The stuff on the right edge of the frame is a little distracting, I think you would have done better to take 1 or two steps closer to the water and reframe to give you essentially the "same" picture, but without the bushes poking into the frame. The dark areas of the distance trees might be too dark, but of course there's a dynamic range problem shooting this kind of thing always, so generally something's got to go.
As has been noted, the horizon is slightly tilted.
Good timing on the wave, and overall a pretty good picture!