Last light, Nash Point

[NeilA1975]

Fortunate enough to have enough time after a meeting in Cardiff to nip down to Nash Point for last light.....still, no clouds again....

Nash Point by Neil Almond, on Flickr

 

[AdamSi]

Clouds or not I really love that image

 

[JohnFar]

Light and shutter speed are great. Have you tried a crop on both sides such that the first layer of rock with water flow gains more dominance?

 

[jakeblu]

Love that Neil. Well composed with lovely soft light.

 

[SFTPhotography]

I didn't notice the lack of clouds until I re-read your post. I really like the sky as is and the light, composition are utterly gorgeous. The poor clear blue sky doesn't get much love in photography circles but shots like this bust the myth you need to have clouds in the sky to take interesting pictures.

 

[SPR Photos]

Captured some nice light and like the choice of shutter speed to capture the water movement on the rocks

 

[TGphoto]

This is a properly stunning image

 

[RichieTee]

Top image that buddy

 

[alfbranch]

That works really well the haze creating the colour helps make up for the clear sky

 

[Scott Robertson]

Really like that foreground, tons of potential.

 

[NeilA1975]

Cheers all.

 

[NeilA1975]

The poor clear blue sky doesn't get much love in photography circles but shots like this bust the myth you need to have clouds in the sky to take interesting pictures.

Cheers Steve. Appreciate the comment.
I guess it's down to personal preference and what the photographer is intending their image to portray.
For this shot, I cropped 2:1 to avoid the tension between the hugely negative space of the sky and the interesting foreground which I felt needed to dominate.
The haze and low horizon colour also helped, as Alf mentioned.