After the keyhole light disappeared due to clouds, I ran
above to capture the sunset. The clouds got pretty thick but a bit of color
managed to squeeze through. Close to sunset I noticed some small looking
mattamus clouds forming overhead. I snapped this one just a tad after the sun
set when the sky still had some nice color. This was with my wide angle, so the
clouds were pretty high in the sky and those down on the beach level most
likely did not see them unless they looked straight up. I framed in the purple sand which
was quite abundant due to the recent storms. The purple comes from the
manganese garnet deposits that wash down from the cliffs. I snapped the
foreground exposure as a wave came crashing through the portal and with the
slower shutter it definitely looks cool. I then snapped 2 exposures for the
sky, and blended them using luminosity masks.
Nikon D750, Nikkor 14-24, f/11, ISO-64, multiple exposures.
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Brandon Yoshizawa
B.A.Y | photography
Landscape and Wildlife photography
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