I shot a number of images like this. I liked it, but I think even then I knew there would be issues. Back light is fine, but this was tough.
Since Fuji film is so colorful and full of contrast I used a film filter.
It helped.
As usual I have no idea what this is.
Charleston, South Carolina.
The waters surface seemed to lend itself to a monochrome photograph.
Wildlife can be very hard for me in B&W but the white space helped a lot here.
This one might look good larger and printed on metal.
A few shots of why we all love the Great Egrets.
Last light looking towards the main land.
This is something I had never witnessed while shooting up north.
A Bone Yard.
Eroding shore line, encroaching salt water, and storms slowly create a dead space. They are particularly large on coastal islands.
The environment is in constant change. What you photograph one visit may be different the next. A hurricane hit and the whole area could be gone as happened at Hunting Island SC.
I have not done any Black & White here yet, but it would be perfect.
Taken at sunset off the coast of an uninhabited barrier island, South Carolina. A pretty good way to end the day.
Bull’s Island, Southern Carolina.
Something I don’t see often. Miles of wind swept uninhabited beach.
Not a foot print to be found.
Best viewed large.
Bulls Island, South Carolina.
