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Nature Throws a Gutter Ball 2 Photograph by Scott Campbell

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Comments (3)

Charlaina Swinney

Charlaina Swinney

Your beautiful image has been featured in our Nature Photography group!

Laurie Search

Laurie Search

Interesting spot....it looks like the ocean there is right up against a curb or sidewalk?! Really beautiful image, Scott!! Love the spraying water and the b&w!! :)))vf

Scott Campbell replied:

Thanks Laurie. All of that is actual natural rock formation. It's about a 2' wide trough with a nearly round rock worn round by bounding around in the trough. It's just one of maybe 1000's of features like this. You guys have GOT to go to La Jolla beach when there's both very low and high tides. Plus there's great food and music up in town. The rock formations are amazing. I took this with my Lumix LX100 high end "point and shoot". The exposure was at 1/4 sec and I used a ND filter so I could slow the exposure down. my camera is about 8" off the ground on one of those bendy rubber tripods. I can't carry my pro gear right now. So make due. Seriously, this is just 1/1000 of what you can shoot there you gotta go. Oh, and on this shot I got totally soaked head to toe with that wave you see in the background. Grabbed my camera and rolled as the wave crashed over me. Fun!

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