Slippy seaweed covered rocks on the foreshore at Embleton near Dunstanburgh Castle.
This was a long exposure photo taken using a 10 stop neutral density filter and with my camera mounted on a tripod. The tide was coming in quite quickly and I had to keep looking behind me to make sure it wasn't cutting me off from my route back to the shore.
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@Stu: Thanks Stu!
@Andrew: Hi Andrew, that sounds like a good idea. For photography you can't go wrong on that stretch of the NE coast between Holy Island and Dunstanburgh Castle.
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@sunstonemaria: Hi Maria. Thanks for that!
NIKON D700
603/10 second
F/16.0
ISO 200
25 mm (35mm equiv.)