March
Sand Beach, Acadia National Park
I shot this on an October morning after the big "bomb cyclone" storm of 2019. A good amount of fall foliage colors survived in Acadia, though it obviously not what it must have been before and most of the maples had been striped. I decided to go for an ocean scene for sunrise instead. There was tons of seaweed on the beach, one pile was 3 feet high! A long exposure shot made sense to blur out all of the seaweed that was mixing in, and the tide was perfect to get this interesting rock in the foreground.
I shot this on an October morning after the big "bomb cyclone" storm of 2019. A good amount of fall foliage colors survived in Acadia, though it obviously not what it must have been before and most of the maples had been striped. I decided to go for an ocean scene for sunrise instead. There was tons of seaweed on the beach, one pile was 3 feet high! A long exposure shot made sense to blur out all of the seaweed that was mixing in, and the tide was perfect to get this interesting rock in the foreground.
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