Looking North

Toujours admirable a voir les éléments déchainés... Bon weekend.

Again I'd love to be there. A coast without hoards of tourists is just perfect.

A great landscape...

Belle prise de vue et bon post-traitement.

A wonderful shot. Wild and free with clouds scudding overhead.

Wonderful coastal scene; like the threatening clouds George.
Enjoy your weekend and stay well.

Marvelous wild coast, George !!! Have a nice week-end !

Phenomenal shot! Stay well!

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Belle côte sauvage

Looking toward hope...

Amazing landscape!

Magnifique !

What a wild and beautiful landscape, George.

J'aime beaucoup...

Your beautiful picture depicts the weather condition really well George. I can feel the power in this amazing shot.

beautiful!

A dramatic view to the North ! A lot of natural power and a great mood !

spectacular view, very well done !
happy and safe WE !

SO BEAUTIFUL

Wow, George. I love how you composed this, with the grey/blue colors of the sky and ocean occupying the whole upper left half of the frame and the earthy colors the other half. The sharp rocks and hardy vegetation work beautifully with the ominous feel of the sky and water.

wonderful

Happy sunday:)

Utterly magnificent, George! So breathtaking and beautiful! I do love images which evoke a sound to go with it, and I hear the waves crashing as I gaze at this lovely picture. Wonderful!!

Thank you for your comment on my latest picture, I'm glad you enjoyed the couple looking out at the ocean and the accompanying insets! :)

BTW, I showed my husband your picture and he wanted to let you know how impressed he was! He loved the quality of this wide-angle image and we talked about your lens and why the cropped sensor created a wider image. Steve loves the technical aspects of photography and so loved chatting about how a picture like yours could have come out looking quite wonky but instead is a mind-blowing beauty! :)

Hope you have a GREAT DAY!! :)

Thank you very much indeed for your kind comments on this image (and the one of the two watchers in the smoke), Janet. I can understand why this raised technical questions, it's clearly a wide angle image and the box up at the top right shows the FL as 23mm, but the lens info shows it taken by a Pentax lens with a FL of 35-70mm, which just doesn't match.

So, here's the story. The FL is correct at 23mm, the camera is a full frame Pentax K1, but the lens lied when it gave its name and details to the camera! I don't claim to know how the lens ID is stored, but this particular lens does this every time! The correct lens ID is a Tokina AF 19-35mm 1:3.5-4.5, which I have included in the Keywords. Stay safe and all the very best for the coming week

My M10 used to do that with some lenses, there was in the menu a possibility of manual choice of the lenses that were not automatically recognized. But I had to think of doing it, what I forgot almost all the time.
Now I sold all that gear and just kept the Leica Q2 and Nikon d800 with prime telephoto for birdwatch... I am making it simpler !!!!
I love your wide angle photo.

excellent coastal scene!

Gorgeous!*********************

what a perfect realisation !
beautiful !

Starke Szene