On Sunday, we were finally allowed access to the Roger's Beach in Westhampton after the hurricane. Of course, I grabbed my camera and headed down there. What I found, was much different that I expected. The beach was still sandy, wider than before, not narrower. But there were these rivers of water running through it. I decided that the best way to depict that impression was to shoot right up the river. In terms of composition, the angle of view can make all the difference. To see another viewpoint, go to my other blog, Recovery Thru My Lens.
Showing posts with label Roger's Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roger's Beach. Show all posts
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Still Sandy
Labels:
Beach,
climate change,
composition,
hurricane,
landscape,
perspective,
photography,
Roger's Beach,
Sandy,
shore,
Westhampton
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