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Posted: 22 Oct 2018

Taken: 11 Sep 2018

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1/800 • f/8.0 • 11.0 mm • ISO 160 •

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The silver sands and silver skies of Dogs Bay

The silver sands and silver skies of Dogs Bay
Dogs Bay in County Galway, near Clifden and Roundstone must surely count as one of the most beautiful that I have ever set foot on. With sand as soft as silk its no wonder that the trailing sea leaves so many tiny channels. We see here the changing sky from the blue morning clarity to the coming rain storms.
The home of two of my recent HFF fence pictures on here too, just to my right, behind me here!
See NEW pip with two older ones here.

As usual, a must for full size on black.

Angelofruhr, niraK68, Chris10, Andy Rodker and 24 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 Peter Castell
Peter Castell club
A superb coast shot and wonderful patterns in the sand
5 years ago.
 David G Johnson
David G Johnson club
The wide lens certainly does a fine job .. particularly on the 'pip' 'Beach HFF'
Best wishes to you Herb'.. from Dave.
5 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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Thanks Jeff for another call. Much appreciated.

Cheers, Herb
5 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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Good that you enjoyed another of my Irish holiday shots Peter.

Regards, Herb
5 years ago.
 Herb Riddle
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Hi David, many thanks for this visit and comment. This lens is very nice and particularly sharp. However it has two strange characteristics: it has a tendency to vastly over-expose the skies when used at 11mm and it has a very cold cast finish. The original perfectly exposed single shot of this taken at my usual minus 0.3 exposure, the sky was burned our completely but the sand was dark. The only way I can get these shots right is by using at least one other shot taken at minus two stops and mix the two in hdr style. All three pictures here are in fact hdr shots. I did not have this trouble using my wider 10mm Nikon lens, or at least not as much. The cool output suits these scenes well but I am now having to mix a bit of warmer colour and reduce the blues too for others.

Cheers, Herb
5 years ago.

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