I seems only last week we came back from Tenby , it was actually 3 weeks ago lol any how the Terrible Twosome , or as they will be called for this holiday "the Bodmin Beasts" have been loaded in the car , caravan packed and we are on our way all the way down to Newquay for the week :)
After just over 6 & 1/2 hours we have arrived at the camp site , well its just a sloping bit of field actually! but a superb view :) and near to the beaches :D Mollster is happy after the long journey. and Chester takes up residence in ...........
a reclining chair :D
After dinner we are going to drive down to Holywell Beach which is only about 18 minutes drive , hopefully might get a sunset tonight .
After parking in the national trust car park we walk across the dunes , cross the bridge and walk onto the beach, the tide is on its way in i think.
Stunning warm evening on a beautiful almost deserted beach! I love the ripples in the sand lit by the low setting sun :)
A few minutes later the light starts turning warmer :) a long exposure of 91 seconds smoothes out the incoming tide over the ripples.
Bodmin Beasts are having loads of fun in the sea , now my turn to start photographing the sunset .
Jan is keeping the "beasts" ocupied while the sun lights up the cliffs behind us ..
I am now shooting long exposures with the incoming tide coming over the very shallow rippled sand , 91 seconds exposure on this one with a 10 stop nd filter.
Here i am :)
One of Jans series of "Find Phil" images haha more to come in the following week
the Beasts are tired now , while i am still shooting but the sun is not going to colour up much tonight as cloud has steadily built up :(
Love the effect of the water slowly moving over the sand ripples 9 seconds for this one
54 seconds as a comparison.
silky smooth water and more colour from the setting sun, pity all the cloud has ruined sunset
Time to go now , the weather is not looking good tomorrow for most of the day, but we have to go shopping in the morning so not too bad .
Lovely series of photos.
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