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The island of Anglesey, off the North Wales coast, has some great geological features.
I find that, most of the time, the best place to view rocks is where they are regularly immersed in water. This both erodes the rocks into fantastic patterns, and causes any ores inside to leach to the surface where they will stain the rocks with a variety of colours depending on the type of ore present.
This particluar composition of colour and pattern was found on the beach at Porth Trewn, a favourite spot of mine.
Filename - rock 07.jpg
Camera - Canon 5D
Lens - 50mm prime
Exposure - 1/4sec @ f16, ISO100
Location - Anglesey, North Wales
This image - 533x800px JPEG
Conversion - ACR & PS-CS2
Comments - Tripod, mirror lockup and cable release used to prevent camera movement.
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